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Dance Recitals
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- Description: Eight young ballerinas are grouped across a stage while they strike a pose in their dance recital outfits. A valance and curtain form a backdrop. Location Mount St. Mary's on Mansfield Ave, Burlington, Vermont. Circa 1954-1957. Photo 37
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington High School Groups
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- Description: Formal group photo of the Burlington High School orchestra seated on stage. The musicians hold their respective instruments. Photo #4.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington High School Dramatic Productions
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- Description: Several actors and actresses (some of them older) stand on a dressed stage for a group portrait in a seated auditorium. A painted back drop curtain of a forest scene is behind them. An upright piano stands below the stage. Name of McAllister's studio embossed in the lower right.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Boats
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- Date Created: undated
- Description: Interior photo with new outboard motor, row boats and nautical equipment displayed. Banners hung in the dome shape tent-like structure state Evinrude sale. Undated but may be 1950s.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Airport
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- Date Created: 1937-1939
- Description: This view shows the new wooden Hangar as it appeared about June 1, 1937 after the concrete foundations had been completed and the timber structure started. McAllister embossed name seen in the lower right.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Airport
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- Date Created: 1937-1939
- Description: Construction of the hangar at the Burlington Municipal Airport in this dated June 15, 1937 photo. Timber framework going up. Construction workers can be seen on top. McAllister's name embossed in the lower right above handwritten date.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Sand and Gravel Plant
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- Description: Undated photo but may be circa 1935. Burlington Sand and Gravel Plant in Williston. Also seen in the background is the Gravel Bin.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Street Department Buildings (Pine Street)
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- Description: Pine Street Central Plant Storehouse No. 1 This view shows storehouse No. 1 as it appeared on July 1, 1943, after improvement had been completed on the easterly side. Imitation brick siding was used for this job. All work on this building including the moving, re-erection, fabricating and erecting the timber trusses (using TECO Split Ring Connectors) and all other details of construction were accomplished with regular Street Department employees during periods when these men were not needed on regular Departmental work considerable of which was cold weather.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Sand and Gravel Plant
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- Description: Structures at the Burlington Sand and Gravel Plant in winter
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Street Department Buildings - Equipment
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- Date Created: 1944-10-06
- Description: Photograph dated Oct. 6, 1944. Original caption reads: "Burlington Street Department - Stanley Leaf Eductor This view shows the Stanley Leaf Eductor as it appeared when first designed and ready for demonstration. Later a few changes were made including substituting a Ford motor for the LeRoi motor (shown in this picture) to generate more suction power. Note the Universal joint in the suction pipe with telescoping section operated by a cantilever handle. The upper section of the body was constructed with strips of sheet metal lined with chicken wire and coarse burlap which would allow the air to escape as the dirt and leaves were blown into the body. The truck used for this Leaf Eductor is the old 1923 Model 5 ton White which was originally purchased with the Elgin Catch Basin Eductor, the body of which minus the baffle plates was used for the lower portion of the new body which holds approximately 12 cubic yards and is dumped by a power lift. The original motor in this truck has been replaced by a rebuilt motor. The blower used as suction power for this equipment was a Concord Blower which has been used for nearly 20 years as a sawdust blower in a sawmill and for another 20 years as a dust collector at our Municipal Asphalt Plant. The ends of the blades of the rotor were cut off and replaced with heavy 8 ply belting material to eliminate breakage. This equipment was used in cleaning the leaves from the gutters until freezing weather prevented work of this nature.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs