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Welcome to the Brattleboro Community Brain Trust

The Brattleboro Community Brain Trust is an encyclopedia-like, online Brattleboro reference that is edited by the citizens of Brattleboro. You can help by adding reliable, sourced material. You must register to participate, and we strongly encourage the use of real names for this project. Take credit for your good work!

Brattleboro 1921
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Brattleboro 1921

Registered users can add information and edit pages.

Whereas iBrattleboro is good for breaking news, the Brattleboro Community Brain Trust is for information that changes more slowly (Town government), or very little (history).

BCBT is a project associated with iBrattleboro.com and administered by MuseArts.

What's New

The Story of the West River Railroad by Victor L. Morse.

Brattleboro,Vermont A Prosperous New England Town a booklet from the 1920's by the Brattleboro Board of Trade.

A Self-Guided Tree Tour of Downtown Brattleboro by the Brattleboro Tree Advisory Board

Brattleboro Pageant, 1912 at Island park, brochure.

Annals of Brattleboro Project is here. Help by transcribing a chapter.

A Guide to Brattleboro Bridges.

Brattleboro Passes No War In Iran Resolution at 2008 Representative Town Meeting.

Plan for Proposed West River Fields.

Historic Brattleboro Postcards.

Brattleboro Union Station Project Overview 2007, a presentation by Bob Stevens to the Selectboard.

Brattleboro Region Initial Peak Oil Report by the Town of Brattleboro's Peak Oil Task Force

Report on Investigation of Taser Deployment on July 24, 2007 by Officers of Brattleboro Police Department by Gordon P. Black.

Political Signs in Brattleboro - Information for candidates and activists.

Economic Impact of the Non-profit Arts Sector of Greater Brattleboro available to read.

What you can and can't Recycle in Brattleboro.

New images in the Image Gallery, including images from the entire with interest. booklet series. That's right. Every Brattleboro image and its accompanying caption from the with interest booklets is now online. And so is the text of each issue. Great Brattleboro information from the 1920's.

The final report from Michael Singer Studio called Imagining A Riverfront Site that looks at part of Brattleboro's waterfront.

Considering a move to Brattleboro? We've started a section to help you: Moving to Brattleboro.

Read the Brattleboro Police Report 2007 by Tad Dwyer, M.Ed.

Some documents to help you better understand the Southern Loop Project that cuts through Brattleboro. This is also known as the VELCO project.

The West Brattleboro Master Plan 2006 is the final version being discussed.

Get some exercise with Brattleboro Fitness Walks, with maps and directions.

The Brattleboro Code of Ordinances is online and easy to reference. We've also added the Brattleboro Zoning Ordinance complete with Brattleboro Zoning Maps.

A searchable non-pdf version of the 2003 Brattleboro Town Plan, Volume 1, as amended in 2004, complete with images, maps, and tables.

Putney Road Design Alternative 3
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Putney Road Design Alternative 3

We have the 2005 Putney Road Master Plan available for you, non-PDF and searchable.

An 1887 book about Brattleboro called Brattleboro - Its Attractions As A Home - Its Advantages As A Center of Business and Industry.

A "Then and Now" look at the 40 Putney Road and the Deacon John Holbrook House.

On June 26, 2007 the town of Brattleboro passes a resolution and becomes the second Fair Trade town in the nation and first in New England.

Get Started With The Brattleboro Community Brain Trust

This is a locally-owned Brattleboro wiki, a place for high quality collaborative research regarding ongoing issues.

Some people might be good at editing. Others might be good at research. Others may be good at page formatting and organization. Other might like transcribing, scanning, or photographing. Collaborative research means that everyone can help where they are most skilled, and the end result is beyond what any one person could accomplish on their own.

  • Send us an email (info@iBrattleboro.com) to get an account then use the Register or Login page to Login and go.
  • Go here to enter the Archive and begin contributing something new, or adding to and improving what is already there.
  • These pages are wanted, which means someone would like to link to them, but nothing yet exists. This is a good place to start if you would like to do some research but are unsure where to begin. Take one of these pages and get it started.
  • Take a look at recent additions to the Image Gallery to see if you can add any to articles on the site.

Learn More and Get Help

This wiki uses the same software engine as the Wikipedia. In wiki terminology, you are either a Reader browsing or an Editor making a contribution. Create an account to become an Editor.

You can learn more from their user's guide pages. Specifically:

We also have our own Help here.

Here is a page to Test Your Skills without fear.



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