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Burlington Airport
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    • Date Created: 1935-06-21
    • Description: June 21, 1935. Photo #9. Caption on photo reads "#9 Burlington Vt VERA (Vermont Emergency Relief Administration) Proj-#402- 1 6, 6-21-35 Burlington Municipal Airport - 6" corrugated metal pipe perforated and asphalt coated before filling trench with crushed stone." Shows a very deep trench straight down the middle of the photo with the back of one worker center bottom and a man standing in the trench several feet away. Banks of earth piled to one side.
    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


    Burlington Airport
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      • Date Created: 1935-06-12
      • Description: June 12, 1935. Photo #1. Caption on this 1935 photo states construction being done on the Burlington Municipal Airport in Vermont. It is numbered "#1" and is one of a series of photos of the VERA (Vermont Emergency Relief Administration) Project #402-B15-1 showing work being done on the East and West runways. Construction vehicles and workers at the site.
      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


      Burlington Airport
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        • Date Created: 1934-07-27
        • Description: July 27, 1934. Hangar building with arched sign identifying it as the Municipal Airport Burlington Vermont. Caption on this 1934 photo reads "#1A 7-27-34 concrete ramp hangar and administration bldg." A bi-plane sits in front of the hangar with wind sock flying above the hangar tower to the right.
        • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


        Burlington Airport
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          • Date Created: 1945-03-07
          • Description: City of Burlington, Vermont, Street Department Municipal Airport. This view taken March 7, 1945, shows all the Municipally owned buildings including:- Hangar, metal 60' X 80' Hangar, wooden 80' X 100' Administration Building, concrete cinder block with stucco surface, housing the offices of the Colonial Airlines, North East Airlines, U.S. Weather Bureau, U.S. Customs, U.S. Immigration, Civil Aeronautics Association Instrument room; Traffic Tower, wooden, erected by the C.A.A in connection with the operating of the Student Army Air Corps Flight School. The hard surface taxi-area in front of the buildings was constructed with American Bitumuls Stabilized Base and Bitumuls Emulsion Penetration Armor Coat. This work was completed in 1935 and retreated in 1939.
          • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


          Burlington Asphalt Plant
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            • Date Created: undated
            • Description: This view shows the Asphalt Plant with the additional wings erected for the purpose of manufacturing the reinforced concrete sewer pipe for the North End Sewer. The long wing at the right has a platform through the center from which the concrete is poured from two wheeled buggies into the steel form placed on both sides. The wing at the left is the curing room where the tile were stored for a period of forty-eight hours before being taken onto the job. Both buildings were equipped with steam heat.
            • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


            Burlington High School Band
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              • Description: Undated photograph of Cathedral High School drum majorettes. May be 1950s.
              • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


              Burlington Sand and Gravel Plant
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                • Description: Washing and screening plant at the Burlington Sand and Gravel Plant in Williston in this undated photo (may be 1930s)
                • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


                Burlington Sand and Gravel Plant (4X5)
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                  • Description: Structures and the Burlington Sand and Gravel Plant in Williston
                  • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


                  Burlington Street Department Buildings (Pine Street)
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                    • Date Created: 1942-12-09
                    • Description: December 9, 1942. PINE STREET CENTRAL PLANT STOREHOUSE NO.1 This view of the storehouse No. 1 shows it as it appeared in December 1942 after the rough boarding and roof work had been nearly completed. This storehouse was constructed mainly for storing sand and salt for winter use in sanding the streets and sidewalks, also for storing the snow fence and sand boxes during the summer. In addition to this, however, the ground floor of the original section of the old Robinson-Edwards Lumber shed shown at the right end of the storehouse is used for storing machinery and equipment while the south end shown at the left side of the picture is used for storing small tools and equipment. Note the 60 foot timber truss supported by one center pier which was constructed between the two halves of the original lumber shed making a total length of 120 feet and a total width of 40 feet. Note the two salt bins at either side of the sand storage space, also the Elevating Conveyor used in loading sand.
                    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


                    Burlington Street Department Buildings (Pine Street)
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                      • Date Created: 1934-07-20
                      • Description: July 20, 1934. Central Plant of the Burlington Street Department
                      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs