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Burlington Streets: Staniford Road
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- Description: This view of Staniford Road shows the method of placing the bags of cement so as to distribute the proper amount of cement per square yard to obtain the right percentage in the mixture. This view also shows the bags being cut open and emptied in piles for even distribution. The surface in the foreground of this picture shows the completed pavement of the previous day with 6" X 6" timber header being removed. Work done by Burlington Street Dept. Undated but may be 1942.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Streets: Riverside Ave.
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- Description: Undated photo but may be 1929 or early 1930s view of portion of Riverside Ave looking toward Winooski, the bridge and the Champlain Mills during road construction project by the Burlington Street Dept.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Streets: Staniford Road
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- Date Created: 1942-10-01
- Description: October 1, 1942. Photo No. 16. This view of Staniford Road shows the surface rolling with the ten ton (10T) Power Roller with the Spike-Tooth Harrow breaking up any surface compaction that may have taken place by the passing over the surface with trucks and tractors before final blading was done with the power grader prior to rolling. Work done by the Burlington Street Dept.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Streets: University Place
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- Date Created: 1928-09-17
- Description: September 17, 1928. University Place near the intersection of Main Street during a road construction project by the street dept. View is looking north along University Place. To the right is the Old Mill on the University of Vermont campus. To the left is the main green. Elm trees line both sides of the street.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Streets: Winooski Ave.
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- Description: Undated photo of two men with snowplow on skids attached to a Holt tractor so the plow could be pulled. Location is So. Winooski Ave. at the intersection of Main Street. Directly behind is the the Strong building with Strong Hardware Co. at 205-207 Main and a sign also advertising Burlington Motor Sales occupying the first floor.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Streets: Winooski Ave.
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- Description: Undated winter scene of South Winooski Ave. A man stands on a snowplow that is being pulled by a Holt tractor after a heavy snow fall. Behind them are signs indicating local businesses. A. C. Hathorne Co. is a contract roofer at No. 135. Next door is an auto business. To the far left behind a telephone pole is a sign for Arnold, a dressmaker.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Camp Abnaki
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- Description: Undated photo of an older man wearing a logo sweat shirt standing next to the totem pole on the grounds of Camp Abnaki, a boys' summer resident camp in North Hero, Vermont along the shores of Lake Champlain owned by the YMCA (Young Men's Christian Association) He is pictured in other camp photos of the 1950s. mcalB04F22i04, mcalB04F19i08. Photo #8
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Camp Abnaki
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- Description: Undated photo of three rows of young men and women (including a nurse in uniform) standing and sitting in front of one of the main buildings of Camp Abnaki, a boys' summer resident camp in North Hero, Vermont along the shores of Lake Champlain owned by the YMCA (Young Men's Christian Association). Photo #6.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Camp Marycrest (Grand Isle, VT)
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- Description: One of the buildings on the Camp Marycrest camp grounds (1957-1993). May date from 1950s or 1960s. Run by the Sisters of Mercy, a Catholic Order.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Camp Marycrest (Grand Isle, VT)
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- Description: Buildings on the grounds of Camp Marycrest located in Grand Isle, Vermont on the shores of Lake Champlain (1957-1993) run by the Sisters of Mercy, a Catholic Order. May date from the 1950s or 1960s.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs