Louis L. McAllister Photographs

Louis L. McAllister photographed people and places near Burlington, Vermont for 60 years. He was born in Columbus, Nebraska on October 16, 1876, the son of Julius S. McAllister (born 1841 in Lincoln, VT) and Rosette Gould (born in Vermont in 1851). Julius McAllister worked as a photographer and dentist in Washington D.C., Bristol, Vermont and Columbus, Nebraska. Around 1895, Julius, his third wife Amy, and their children left Nebraska for the Union Soldiers’ Colony in Fitzgerald, Georgia. By 1900, Julius and Amy were divorced, and Amy and her stepson Louis were working as photographers in Thomasville, Georgia. In 1907 Louis McAllister married Cora Shepard (born about 1872 in Vermont) in Holland, Michigan. By 1910, they were living in Queen City Park in South Burlington, Vermont, where Louis established a photography studio. The McAllisters moved to Burlington, and by 1919 they lived at 47 N. Winooski Avenue. They continued to occupy a summer cottage at Queen City Park, and were active in the Queen City Park Association, which held spiritualist camp meetings annually. McAllister conducted his photography business from home until his death in 1963. McAllister’s “trademark” was his panorama camera which made him familiar to all sorts of groups ranging from graduating classes to state police to summer camp groups. In addition he did print 8 x 10 photos, many of which document building construction and Burlington Street Department projects, as well as group and individual portraits. The L.L. McAllister Collection includes portraits, construction projects, buildings, businesses and events in the Burlington area covering the period ca. 1920-1960. The collection also includes photos of street, bridge, airport and sewer construction and repair, as well as group portraits of clubs, schools, etc. Revised April, 2010

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2092 Burlington (Vt.). 1743 Portrait photography. 468 Construction projects. 452 Buildings. 450 High school students. 406 Men. 389 Women. 349 Street photography. 318 Girls. 263 Mount St. Mary's Academy (Burlington, Vermont). 242 Young women. 212 Burlington (Vt.) Dept. of Streets. 201 Children. 198 Family. 197 Architectural photography. 178 Business. 173 Boys. 169 Church buildings. 168 Cathedral High School (Burlington, Vt.). 161 Burlington High School (Burlington, Vt.). 159 Landscape photography. 158 High school athletes. 153 Interior architecture. 150 Construction workers. 148 College students. 140 Dwellings. 134 University of Vermont. 132 High school buildings. 132 House furnishings. 128 Students. 123 Young men. 110 Machinery. 109 School children. 106 Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (Burlington, Vt.). 104 School sports. 102 Middlebury College. 101 Middlebury (Vt.). 97 Employees. 96 Brides. 96 Champlain, Lake. 96 Grand Isle (Vt.). 96 Priests. 92 Trinity College (Burlington, Vt.). 91 Winooski (Vt.). 87 High school graduates. 87 High school students -- Dramatic production. 86 College teachers. 85 Basketball. 82 Automobiles. 82 Shelburne (Vt.). 81 Bridegrooms. 81 Weddings. 76 Camp Marycrest (Vt.). 73 Bands (Music). 73 Stores, Retail. 72 Actors. 72 Nuns. 70 Ferries. 70 Musicians. 69 Camping. 68 Boats and boating. 67 Bridges. 67 Gymnasiums. 66 Colchester (Vt.). 65 Auditoriums. 65 Camp Abnaki (Vt.). 64 Soldiers. 62 Baseball. 59 Christmas greens. 59 First Congregational Church (Burlington, Vt.). 59 North Hero (Vt. : Town). 59 Trucks. 57 Champlain Transportation Company. 57 Dance. 57 Hospitals. 56 Greek letter societies. 55 Choirs (Music). 54 Dance recitals. 54 G.S. Blodgett Corporation. 54 Musical groups. 53 Burlington International Airport. 53 High school teachers. 53 Mary Fletcher Hospital (Burlington, Vt.). 53 Winooski High School (Winooski, Vt.). 52 Burlington Memorial Auditorium (Burlington, Vt.). 51 Restaurants. 50 Camps. 49 Edmunds Elementary School (Burlington, Vt.). 44 Fort Ethan Allen (Vt.). 43 Service stations. 42 Banners. 40 Chapels. 40 Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. 39 Classrooms. 39 Tap dancers. 38 Marriage. 37 Christ the King Church (Burlington, Vt.). 37 Costume. 37 Vermont Structural Steel Corporation. 36 Choruses. 35 Nurses. 35 Urban parks. 35 Veterans. 34 Shelburne Shipyard, Inc. 33 Drum majorettes. 33 First communion. 33 Street-railroad tracks. 32 Animals. 32 Housing. 32 Steamboats. 31 Milton Middle/High School (Milton, Vt.). 31 Railroad tracks. 31 Ships. 31 Ticonderoga (Steamship). 30 Bristol (Vt.). 30 Horses. 30 Mt. Abraham Union Middle/High School (Bristol, Vt.). 29 College graduates. 29 Department stores. 29 Ethan Allen Firing Range (Vt.). 29 Women veterans. 28 Athletics. 26 Theaters -- Stage-setting and scenery. 25 Vergennes (Vt.). 24 Toys. 24 United States Work Projects Administration. 24 Worship programs. 23 Infants. 23 Rice Memorial High School (Burlington, Vt.). 23 Warships. 22 Flowers. 22 Furniture. 22 Middle school students. 22 Offices. 21 Advertising. 21 Circus performers. 21 Dolls. 21 Milton (Vt.). 20 Cake. 20 Cathedral Grammar School (Burlington, Vt.). 20 Farms. 19 Camp Birchcliffe (Vt.). 19 Christ the King School (Burlington, Vt.). 19 S.S. Kresge Company. 18 Oil storage tanks. 18 Supreme Cootiette Club of the United States. 17 Nazareth School (Burlington, Vt.). 17 United States Public Works Administration. 17 Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Ladies Auxiliary. Dept. of Vermont. 16 Battery Park (Vt.). 16 Cheerleading. 16 Salvation Army. 16 St. Joseph School (Burlington, Vt.). 16 Statues. 16 Traffic accidents. 15 Bowling. 15 Burlington City Hall (Burlington, Vt.). 15 Fanny Allen Hospital. 15 Football. 15 Gas ovens. 15 Heineberg Bridge (Chittenden County, Vt.). 15 Kamp Kill Kare (Vt.). 15 St. Albans (Vt.). 14 Burlington Business College. 14 First Baptist Church (Burlington, Vt.). 14 Museums. 14 Orchestra. 14 Order of the Eastern Star Grand Chapter of Vermont. 14 Snowplows. 13 Armed Forces -- Officers. 13 Class reunions. 13 Rifles. 12 Gardens. 12 Snow removal. 12 Theaters. 11 DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital (Burlington, Vt.). 11 Sewage disposal. 11 Shelburne Museum. 11 Waste disposal sites. 10 Billboards. 10 Chairs. 10 Confirmation -- Catholic Church. 10 Drugstores. 10 Livestock. 10 Lyman C. Hunt Middle School (Burlington, Vt.). 10 Mallets Bay (Vt.). 10 Santa Claus. 10 Swimming. 10 Wake services. 9 Airplanes. 9 Cavalry. 9 Fraternal Order of Eagles. 9 Military supplies. 9 St. Anthony Church (Burlington, Vt.). 9 Street signs. 9 Tractors. 9 Vermont Emergency Relief Administration. 9 Winooski River (Vt.). 8 Bank buildings. 8 Canoes and canoeing. 8 Cows. 8 Dairying -- Equipment and supplies. 8 Painting. 8 Queen City Park (South Burlington, Vt.). 8 Saint Michael's College (Colchester, Vt.). 8 Strong Theater (Burlington, Vt.). 7 Archery. 7 Ballerinas. 7 Camp Holy Cross (Vt.). 7 Centennial Field (Burlington, Vt.). 7 Exhibitions. 7 Girl Scouts. 7 Military weapons. 7 New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. 7 Piano. 7 Quarries and quarrying. 7 Robert Hull Fleming Museum. 7 Sheldon Academy of Beauty Culture (Burlington, Vt.). 7 Tennis. 7 Track and field athletes. 6 Barns. 6 Camp MacArthur (Vt.). 6 Cemeteries. 6 Government vessels. 6 Handicraft. 6 Hotels. 6 Potash Brook (Vt.). 6 Radio stations. 6 Railroad trains. 6 Reunions. 6 Shelburne Public School (Shelburne, Vt.). 6 Trailers. 6 Waitsfield (Vt.). 6 Wreckers (Vehicles). 5 Cattle. 5 Cavalry horses. 5 Christmas pageants. 5 Factories. 5 First United Methodist Church (Burlington, Vt.). 5 Fishes. 5 Flag raising and lowering. 5 Milton Elementary School (Milton, Vt.). 5 Minstrel shows. 5 Parades. 5 Rivers. 5 Snowblowers. 5 South Burlington Central School (Vt.). 5 Totem poles. 4 Aircraft accidents. 4 Black Cat Cafe (Burlington, Vt.). 4 Blackface entertainers. 4 Boy Scouts. 4 Burlington Asphalt Plant (Burlington, Vt.). 4 Burlington Federal Savings. 4 Chickens -- Housing. 4 Chickens. 4 City Hall Park (Burlington, Vt.). 4 Farmhouses. 4 Flood damage. 4 Independent Order of Odd Fellows. 4 Knights of Columbus. 4 Manufacturing and Tool Corp. 4 Montpelier (Vt.). 4 Plants. 4 Police. 4 Saint Francis Xavier School (Winooski, Vt.). 4 Sand and gravel mines and mining. 4 Tank trucks. 4 Volleyball. 4 Waste disposal in the ground. 3 Beauty operators. 3 Bombing and gunnery ranges. 3 Bulls. 3 Burlington (Vt.) Police Dept. 3 Buses. 3 Convenience stores. 3 Covered bridges. 3 Exhibit booths. 3 J.K. Kidder Mfg. Co., Inc. 3 Mobile homes. 3 Monuments. 3 Penick & Ford Ltd. Inc. 3 Radio -- Receivers and reception. 3 Radio broadcasters. 3 Refuse and refuse disposal. 3 Richford (Vt.). 3 Richford High School (Richford, Vt.). 3 St. Joseph Co-Cathedral (Burlington, Vt.). 3 Tractors -- Equipment and supplies. 3 Vermont Governor. 3 Vermont State House (Montpelier, Vt.). 3 Williston (Vt.). 2 Cafeterias. 2 Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.). 2 Compasses (Mathematical instruments). 2 Cosmetics. 2 Elihu B. Taft Elementary School (Burlington, Vt.). 2 Essex Junction (Vt.). 2 Hockey. 2 Pool (game). 2 Post office buildings. 2 Refrigerators. 2 Sepulchral monuments. 2 Sideshows. 2 St. Stephen's Church (Winooski, Vt.). 2 Stoves. 2 Van Ness House. 2 Vaults (Strong rooms). 2 Vermont 4-H Clubs. 2 Vermont Industrial School. 2 Wills, William H. 1882-1946. 2 Woodwork. 1 A.D. Pease Grain Co. 1 Basin Harbor (Vt.). 1 Boxing. 1 Bridge railings. 1 Burlington Rapid Transit Company. 1 Cathedral Church of St. Paul (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Chests. 1 Confraternity of Our Lady of Mount Carmel (Rutland, Vt.). 1 Firearms. 1 First Church of Christ, Scientist (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Fletcher Free Library. 1 Flynn Center for the Performing Arts (Burlington, Vt.). 1 General Electric Company. 1 High school students -- Track and field. 1 Johnson (Vt.). 1 Lincoln Inn (Essex Junction, Vt.). 1 Manholes. 1 Mater Christi School (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Merchants National Bank (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Modern Woodmen of America. 1 Puppets. 1 Trays. 1 United Service Organizations (U.S.). 1 Vehicles, Military. 1 Vermont State Police. 1 Vermont Transit Company.

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Miniature of Burlington Streets: Main Street (Lower)
Burlington Streets: Main Street (Lower)
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    • Date Created: 1929-10-19 00:00:00
    • Description: Oct. 19, 1929 view of Main Street looking east up the hill following the repaving of the street over the old brick surface and the trolley car tracks done by the city street dept. The overhead cable wires are still visible. To the right is the Strong Theatre and the "Vermont home of the Chilton Paint Co."
    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
    Miniature of Burlington Streets: Manhattan Drive
    Burlington Streets: Manhattan Drive
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      • Description: Undated photograph of a road grating project on Manhattan Drive
      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
      Miniature of Burlington Streets: North Ave
      Burlington Streets: North Ave
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        • Date Created: 1931-11-04
        • Description: Photograph dated Nov. 4, 1931, of the status of the paving and widening project on North Avenue, looking north beyond Lake View Cemetery towards the intersection with Institute Road.
        • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
        Miniature of Burlington Streets: Maple Street
        Burlington Streets: Maple Street
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          • Date Created: 1938-05-23
          • Description: Photograph dated May 23, 1938 of a work crew putting down asphalt on a section of upper Maple Street.
          • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
          Miniature of Burlington Streets: Pine St.
          Burlington Streets: Pine St.
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            • Date Created: 1933-07-12 00:00:00
            • Description: July 12, 1933. Burlington street dept crew members working at the southeast corner at intersection of Pine Street and King Street with several children watching. Asphalt or some other road material being laid. Steam roller at center right. Seen is Number 79 / 81 King Street. Leary's Market at No. 79. The word "creamery" is seen in the window. More information on this photo can be found at UVM's web site on Historic Burlington Project, Burlington, Vermont, South of Pearl photographs from 1930s 1940s.
            • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs,Louis L. McAllister Photographs
            Miniature of Burlington Streets: Pearl St.
            Burlington Streets: Pearl St.
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              • Date Created: 1934-04-23
              • Description: April 23, 1934 view of Pearl Street. Elm trees and dwellings line both sides of the road. A filling station is to the right. On the left cement steps are seen leading from the curb across the green belt (tree belt) to nearby homes. Automobiles are parked along the sides of the street as others travel along it.
              • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
              Miniature of Burlington Streets: Riverside Ave.
              Burlington Streets: Riverside Ave.
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                • Date Created: 1935-1936
                • Description: 1935/1936 view of Riverside Ave. at North Prospect Street showing the street and debris on the right side. Homes and businesses are seen including a Shell filling station. The photographer's shadow was also recorded as seen at the bottom of the photo.
                • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
                Miniature of Burlington Streets: Riverside Ave.
                Burlington Streets: Riverside Ave.
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                  • Description: Undated photo (1929 or early 1930s?) of Riverside Ave showing road construction project by the city street dept crew. Billboards are seen in the background including one advertising Lucky Strike cigarettes. Filling station seen to the left may be Fairview Garage of 110 Riverside Ave.
                  • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
                  Miniature of Burlington Streets: Riverside Ave.
                  Burlington Streets: Riverside Ave.
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                    • Date Created: 1929-10-21
                    • Description: October 21, 1929. View of Riverside Ave after resurfacing of the road by the city street dept approaching the Winooski Bridge. Old mill on the left (later converted to Forest Hills Factory Outlet) was a branch of the American Woolen Company and known as Champlain Mills. This mill is on East Canal Street, Winooski.
                    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
                    Miniature of Burlington Streets: Staniford Road
                    Burlington Streets: Staniford Road
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                      • Date Created: 1942-10-01
                      • Description: October 1, 1942. Photo No. 12. This view of Staniford Road shows the method of applying water to the base after the base has been thoroughly dry mixed. This equipment is a Standard Kinney Jr. Asphalt Distributor of six hundred (600) gallon capacity. The water is being applied under maximum pressure and followed immediately with the Killifer Spring-Tooth Cultivator and the twenty inch (20") disc harrow.
                      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs