Commerce
School
Agriculture
Early History
100

The two main sources of commerce in the early days of Chelsea

What is Merino Sheep wool and tanning hides

100

The demise of the earliest Chelsea Academy

What is fire?

100

The two types of trees that helped early Chelsea settlers survive 

What are apple and sugar maple trees?

100

The original name of Chelsea

What is Turnersburgh?

200

After this major conflict the merino sheep boom ended in Chelsea (and Vermont)

What is the Civil War

200

The amount of schoolhouses that dotted the Chelsea hillsides in the 1800's

What is twenty-five

200

The liquid that is extracted from the maple trees directly

What is maple sap?

200

The first two families to settle in Chelsea

Who are the Bonds and the Moores

300

A plant commonly found in Chelsea that is essential to the process of tanning

What is ground hemlock?

300

The town where the Grammar School was eventually built

What is Randolph?

300

The first crop to be planted in Chelsea by the first family to settle in the town

What is the apple tree?

300

The reason for the Vermont Assembly promoting new townships

Brought in more money for the state government

400

This trade was not quite as lucrative as its predecessor

What is the tanned hide trade

400

This school built in 1912 was one of the largest structures at the time of its creation

What is Chelsea Public School?

400

The time period when these sources of agriculture were present

What is years before 1900?

400

Where Chelsea settlers came from

What is New England?

500

The estimated amount of sheep that each farm in Chelsea had during the merino boom

What is 50-100 head

500

The typical class size at the Chelsea Academy in the late 1800's

5-20 children

500

One place in Chelsea where you can find original apple trees from early settlers

What is Beacon Hill?

500

The first family to build a house in Chelsea

Who are the Moores?