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Allen Chamberlain on Mount Abraham
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- Date Created: 1917-09-22 00:00:00
- Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs
William Seymour Monroe at the Battell Shelter
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- Date Created: 1917-07-22 00:00:00
- Description: Taken on a Sunday afternoon.
- Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs
Appalachian Gap
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- Date Created: 1917-02-18 00:00:00
- Description: Wooden sign with the name "Appalachian Pass."
- Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs
Dean Panorama on Stark Mountain
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- Date Created: 1917-08
- Description: The boys in this photo are identified as Lyman and Rodgers Burnham. This panorama on Stark Mountain is 14 miles south of Camels Hump. The mountain in the distance is Camel's Hump (previously called "Couching Lion").
- Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs
Birch Glen sign on General Stark Mountain
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- Date Created: 1917-02-18 00:00:00
- Description: The sign reads "Birch Glen 3 m." and has a G.M.C. (Green Mountain Club) marking.
- Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs
Theron Dean winter hiking with pack in Glen Ellen
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- Date Created: 1917-02-17 00:00:00
- Description: Original notation for the slide's coloring stated: "Elevation 3430 ft. Had red and black blaid mackinaw. Blue or black cap. Brown tote bag. Leather straps over shoulders can make white or red tops to stockings." This slide was later colored by Mrs. Perry.
- Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs
Birch Lodge from the trail to Beane's Farm
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- Date Created: 1917-08
- Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs
Old bridge in Jamaica, Vt.
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- Date Created: 1917
- Description: Same bridge as bmlthayerT1009
- Parent Collections: Porter C. Thayer Photographs
Winooski, VT - American Woolen Mills Flag Raising
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- Date Created: 1917-04-14
- Description: April 14, 1917 flag raising at Mill Park, near the American Woolen Mills in Winooski, Vermont. A large crowd has gathered to witness the raising of 3 American flags purchased by mill employees, as well as to hear patriotic speeches and military music. This occurred shortly after the U.S. decision to enter World War I, which brought prosperity to Winooski as the demand for woolen blankets increased dramatically. (Photo 2 of five images that create a panoramic view when placed together.)
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs