Joanna Tebbs Young

Joanna Tebbs Young has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in October 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Joanna Tebbs Young are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • Email • Threads • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, jtebbsyoung has populated their site with: • July 1911: When Vermont yearned for winter • Before there were cows - Joanna Tebbs Young • Pink margarine, anyone? • Women who ran with the rum • When Social Security came to Vermont • Kitchen Junkets: Dancing the winter blues away • When the Scots celebrated Hogmanay in Barr-ay • Pumpkin pie and … oysters? • Hydropathic Healing in the Hills - Joanna Tebbs Young • Murder in the Mountains - Joanna Tebbs Young • Babe was here | Weekend Magazine | rutlandherald.com • Emily Dutton Proctor — Vermont’s most generous donor | Weekend Magazine | rutlandherald.com • Vermont according to Greeley • I'm still here... September 2025 newsletter • Remembering E.S. Wright, 'the smoothest character' • The deadly month of July 1911 • Charity and Sylvia, an early 19th-century marriage • Major Beach, Vermont’s Paul Revere • Farmers versus daylight saving • Vermont before vaccines, the 1813 epidemic • Have books, will travel: VT's earliest traveling libraries • Having a Ball at Holiday Time • Remembering Charles • Wallingford’s murderous past • Remembering "William" • Pittsford's Got Talent: A Century of Creative Women • Waking up Vermont, the 19th-century version • Remembering Vito • When children were property • The legacy of Castleton’s Calvin Coolidge Library • When Vermont was a lot more wooly • Great White Hurricane of 1888 • Remembering Mary Jane • Lucy Terry Prince: Early Vermonter and First African-American Poet • The Kitchen Junket: Dancing through winter • Stone Storytellers: The Stonewalls of Vermont • Vermont's notorious horse thief • Doing the Turkey… Trot? • A Grave Story of Castleton State College • Haunts of History: How Halloween – and mischief – came to Vermont • Hallowed apples • "Historically Speaking" on PEGTV talking about the Dress Factory, Poor Farms, and Fall Tourism • Brattleboro's Water Cure • Apples, apples everywhere: When homegrown became Vermont’s business • The Rastalls: Mother and daughter suffragists of Manchester, VT • Vermont When: A blog featuring history articles published since 2011 • Early Female Education: Because Women were Cheaper • Rolling back to the 1880s • When Kipling was run out of town • Horace Greeley’s view of Vermont • Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell: Vermont’s almost claim to fame • Helen Hartness Flanders: Capturing literary history • VT State University Libraries: The right to read and savor • Radio Comes to Vermont • Lucy Terry Prince • When holidays were a ball • Up to no good on Halloween • Seasoning Vermont: When Fall Became a Product • Apple of Vermont's eye • Rutland's dress factory and once-booming garment industry • Vermont's Poor Houses: A reverence for God, the hope of heaven, and a fear of the poorhouse • Three centuries of turkey trot • Female education, from the home to the schoolhouse • Female education, for happiness and cordiality • When Frost almost got heaved • Can you hear me now? When Radio Connected Vermont • Church pews for sale or rent • Castle Park, Barre’s short-lived skating rink • Hallelujah!: When the Messiah came to Vermont • 100 Thanksgivings, Windsor's Namco Block • Falling for Vermont • Northfield’s Dog River Valley Fair • joannatebbsyoung.com/wisdom within, ink