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145 Burlington (Vt.). 138 Buildings. 113 Architectural photography. 63 Housing. 61 Portrait photography. 60 Street photography. 41 Family. 41 Interior architecture. 31 Construction projects. 29 House furnishings. 28 Women. 27 Burlington (Vt.) Dept. of Streets. 25 University of Vermont. 24 Children. 19 Men. 18 Brides. 17 Bridegrooms. 16 College students. 16 Greek letter societies. 15 Young women. 13 Queen City Park (South Burlington, Vt.). 13 Weddings. 11 Shelburne (Vt.). 10 Animals. 10 Japan. 10 Marriage. 9 Business. 9 Dwellings -- Japan. 9 Landscape photography. 8 Girls. 7 Furniture. 6 Architecture -- Japan. 6 Architecture. 6 Automobiles. 6 Cake. 6 Museums. 6 Street signs. 5 Christmas greens. 5 Colchester (Vt.). 5 Dolls. 5 Soldiers. 5 Street-railroad tracks. 4 Boys. 4 First communion. 4 Flowers. 4 Shelburne Museum. 4 Toys. 3 Chairs. 3 Gardens. 3 Reunions. 2 Architectural drawing. 2 Circus performers. 2 Cities and towns. 2 Clothing and dress -- Japan. 2 Clothing and dress. 2 Construction workers. 2 Flowers -- Japan. 2 Gardens -- Japan. 2 Infants. 2 Mobile homes. 2 Trinity College (Burlington, Vt.). 2 Young men. 1 Banners. 1 Billboards. 1 Burlington Rapid Transit Company. 1 Buses. 1 Christ the King Church (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Church buildings. 1 Costume. 1 Employees. 1 Factories. 1 G.S. Blodgett Corporation. 1 High school students. 1 Hospitals. 1 Hotels. 1 Machinery. 1 Mary Fletcher Hospital (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Mount St. Mary's Academy (Burlington, Vermont). 1 Rifles. 1 Rivers -- Japan. 1 Rivers. 1 Robert Hull Fleming Museum. 1 Service stations. 1 Snowplows. 1 Tractors. 1 Trucks. 1 Urban parks. 1 Vergennes (Vt.). 1 Vergennes Inn (Vt.). 1 Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Ladies Auxiliary. Dept. of Vermont. 1 Winooski (Vt.). 1 Women veterans. 1 Woodwork.
Miniature of UVM - Housing (Temporary)
UVM - Housing (Temporary)
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    • Description: Temporary housing units near main campus. These dwellings preceded the construction of the shoebox dormitories and University Heights, very likely accommodating the surge in post-WW II enrollment, esp. veterans on the "GI Bill." Dated 1947.
    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
    Miniature of Houses - Unidentified
    Houses - Unidentified
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      • Description: View from McAllister's backyard at 47 No. Winooski Ave of the building next door. Winter scene with snow pushed up against the fencing.
      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
      Miniature of Houses - Unidentified
      Houses - Unidentified
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        • Description: A woman and a dog look out the window of a two door automobile (1930s?) It is parked on a grassy area with large well built upscale homes or buildings behind it. The buildings have long wide open porches and elaborate railings.
        • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
        Miniature of Houses - Unidentified
        Houses - Unidentified
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          • Description: A two story clapboard sided house with pitched roof. It has a small pediment front entry. Paneled shutters seen on windows. Large mature trees surround the house. Another large building seen in the background. Perhaps a barn. See also mcalB09F24i11
          • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
          Miniature of Houses - Identified
          Houses - Identified
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            • Description: 45 So. Willard Street and 134 Buell Street. Three story clapboard house at the intersection of Buell St. and So. Willard St., Burlington, Vermont as the street sign states. The Buell St entrance is at the stairs seen at the far left.
            • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
            Miniature of Houses - Identified
            Houses - Identified
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              • Description: 47 No. Winooski Ave, Burlington, Vermont. Place of Louis McAllister's photo business and home from 1916 to 1962.
              • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
              Miniature of Houses - Unidentified
              Houses - Unidentified
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                • Description: The building to the right is seen in another photo in the collection with square porch columns (mcalA11F16i10). The view here shows another large rectangular two story building nearby.
                • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
                Miniature of Queen City Park, So. Burlington
                Queen City Park, So. Burlington
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                  • Description: Photo of a large elegant three story building in Queen City Park, So. Burlington, Vermont. To the right is a covered carriage park area complete with a cupola type structure on top partially hidden by the surrounding trees.
                  • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
                  Miniature of Portraits - Family
                  Portraits - Family
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                    • Date Created: 1935-1936
                    • Description: This is very likely the family of Chester M. Kerr, salesman, who, at the time of this photo, owned this house at 283 So. Prospect St., Burlington, Vt.
                    • Parent Collections: 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