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Burlington High School Baseball Team
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    • Date Created: 1957
    • Description: Burlington High School 1957 varsity baseball team. A version of this photo appears in the BHS yearbook Oread 1958, in the Sports section. All members are named including Coach Jay and Coach Alberghini. Photo #2.
    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


    Burlington Sand and Gravel Plant
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      • Date Created: 1938-07-27
      • Description: July 27, 1938. View from the Burlington Sand and Gravel Plant in Williston showing chutes, workers, and smokestack in the distance
      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


      Burlington Street Department Buildings (Pine Street)
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        • Description: Central Plant of the Burlington Street Department
        • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


        Burlington Street Department Buildings - Interiors
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          • Description: P.W.A. PROJECT NO. 2215 A view of the interior of stable showing stalls, feed box, etc., on the west side.
          • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


          Burlington Streets: Bank St.
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            • Description: Undated photograph of Bank Street looking westward past Center Street towards Church Street. Buildings seen here are 190-194 Bank (a four story brick building), 196 Bank (two story dwelling constructed between 1830 and 1853), 191-195 Bank (two story frame building) and 207 Bank (movie theater).
            • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


            Burlington Streets: Briggs Street
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              • Date Created: 1942-09-18
              • Description: Photo dated Sept. 18, 1942. Original caption reads: Briggs St. Pavement Improvements Between Flynn Ave. and Morse Place. This view shows the completed pavement looking southerly on Briggs St. from Flynn Ave. This street was excavated with a power shovel, a 6 inch sand cushion was spread over the clay sub-base and an 8 inch Telford stone base was laid on the sand cushion. A standard 3 inch asphalt penetration macadam was constructed on the Telford base 27 feet in width leaving room for an integral curb and gutter on each side for future construction. The binder used for this job was 61-70 penetration asphalt cut-back with 5 percent No. 2 fuel oil.
              • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


              Burlington Streets: Center Street
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                • Date Created: undated
                • Description: Workmen spreading asphalt to a portion of Center Street in Burlington. View is looking down Center Street from Bank Street.
                • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


                Burlington Streets: Church Street
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                  • Date Created: undated
                  • Description: View of upper Church Street with street cleaning vehicle spraying water. On the left is the Masonic Temple building, on the right Abernethy Clarkson Wright building. The Unitarian Church center background. Indentations of trolley tracts still seen running down the middle of the road.
                  • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


                  Burlington Streets: Cliff Street
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                    • Date Created: undated
                    • Description: View of completed paved Cliff Street looking up the hill. No sidewalks are on either side of the street. McAllister studio name embossed in lower right. No date but may be 1938.
                    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


                    Burlington Streets: Colchester Ave
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                      • Date Created: undated
                      • Description: View of Colchester Ave at the site of the Winooski Bridge (not shown but is to the left) crossing the Winooski River. A storefront sign reads 2nd (hand, with a picture of a hand) furniture and stoves. To the extreme left is the Champlain Mill.
                      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs