From Vermont to Damascus: Returning by Way of Beyrout, Smyrna, Ephesus, Athens, Constantinople, Budapest, Vienna, Paris, Scotland, and England

From Vermont to Damascus, published in 1895 by Adna Brown, is a travelogue that compiles letters from the author's journey through Italy, Egypt, the Holy Land, and various parts of Europe. The narrative blends vivid observations with practical travel advice, reflecting Protestant-American sensibilities. Brown's account begins with his escape from a harsh Vermont winter to join an organized tour, detailing experiences in Naples, Rome, Cairo, and beyond, while offering insights into local customs and historical sites.