The Lepine Girls of Mud City: Embracing Vermont, Paperback Book, By: Evelyn Grace Geer

The Lepines" story began in Quebec, from where Maurice and Imelda immigrated to Vermont during the Great Depression. The family farmed, lived off the rich Vermont landscape and instilled a love for it in their daughters, Gert, Jeanette and Therese. As adults, "the Girls" taught school, traveled the world and worked for President Johnson but never forgot their roots. All three returned to Mount Sterling Farm, raising their famed Jersey cows and embodying Vermont's agricultural tradition. Their story is one of hope and valor--of a family who loved their home and neighbors and left their land as a lasting gift for the world.

• Books Author: Evelyn Grace Geer
• Number Of Pages: 126
• Language: English
• Publisher: History Press
• Books Category: History & Archaeology
• Book Format: Paperback
• Books_ISBN: 1609494318
• Other Feature 2: Weight: 227 grams
• Other Feature 3: Size: 152 x 222 x 13 mm
• Publication Date: June 12, 2012