Many years after his death the Bennington Banner ran a biographical story on the life of George Millard praising him as one of the founder of Hoosac tunnel and a local of Bennington. "Father of Hoosac Tunnel: Story of George Millard's part in great undertaking." Bennington Banner. Accessed November 11, 2017. file:///C:/Users/Lara/Documents/School/MCLA%2017%20Fall/George%20Millard.pdf.

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Many years after his death the Bennington Banner ran a biographical story on the life of George Millard praising him as one of the founder of Hoosac tunnel and a local of Bennington. <br /> "Father of Hoosac Tunnel: Story of George Millard's part in great undertaking." Bennington Banner. Accessed November 11, 2017. file:///C:/Users/Lara/Documents/School/MCLA%2017%20Fall/George%20Millard.pdf.
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By Lara Dudley
Elizabeth Wilkinson was born on July 28, 1833, to William and Harriet Wilkinson. She and her brother William were likely twins, and they had eight younger siblings. One of her most well-known siblings, Edward Wilkinson, was twelve years younger and…