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648 Burlington (Vt.). 330 Architectural photography. 229 Construction projects. 147 Business. 138 Dwellings. 110 Interior architecture. 95 Portrait photography. 89 Hospitals. 88 Mary Fletcher Hospital (Burlington, Vt.). 77 Street photography. 71 University of Vermont. 70 Men. 59 Landscape photography. 57 Burlington International Airport. 55 Women. 54 Machinery. 52 Burlington (Vt.) Dept. of Streets. 48 Housing. 47 Vermont Structural Steel Corporation. 46 Automobiles. 41 Grand Isle (Vt.). 39 Employees. 38 Stores, Retail. 38 Winooski (Vt.). 37 Construction workers. 35 Camp Marycrest (Vt.). 34 Camps. 32 Nazareth School (Burlington, Vt.). 31 Department stores. 30 Priests. 28 St. Joseph School (Burlington, Vt.). 27 S.S. Kresge Company. 27 Students. 24 Bridges. 24 University Place. 24 Young women. 23 Service stations. 23 Trinity College (Burlington, Vt.). 22 Architectural drawing. 22 Shelburne (Vt.). 21 United States Public Works Administration. 19 Auditoriums. 17 Queen City Park (South Burlington, Vt.). 17 Winooski River (Vt.). 16 Burlington City Hall (Burlington, Vt.). 15 Colchester (Vt.). 15 Girls. 15 Trucks. 14 Class reunions. 13 Japan. 12 College students. 12 Fort Ethan Allen (Vt.). 12 G.S. Blodgett Corporation. 12 Rivers. 12 Young men. 11 Architecture. 11 Burlington Memorial Auditorium (Burlington, Vt.). 11 Railroad tracks. 10 Museums. 10 New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. 9 Animals. 9 Architecture -- Japan. 9 Banners. 9 Boats and boating. 9 Gymnasiums. 8 Bank buildings. 8 Camping. 8 Manufacturing and Tool Corp. 8 Nuns. 8 Sand and gravel mines and mining. 8 Waste disposal sites. 7 Barns. 7 Burlington Asphalt Plant (Burlington, Vt.). 7 Burlington High School (Burlington, Vt.). 7 College graduates. 7 Dwellings -- Japan. 7 Edmunds Elementary School (Burlington, Vt.). 7 Factories. 7 Family. 7 Nurses. 7 Vergennes (Vt.). 7 Williston (Vt.). 6 Church buildings. 6 Furniture. 6 High school graduates. 6 Painting. 6 Refuse and refuse disposal. 6 Shelburne Museum. 5 Champlain, Lake. 5 City Hall Park (Burlington, Vt.). 5 Flood damage. 5 Hotels. 5 North Hero (Vt. : Town). 5 Shelburne Shipyard, Inc. 4 Advertising. 4 American Legion. 4 Camp Abnaki (Vt.). 4 Chapels. 4 Christmas greens. 4 Cities and towns. 4 College teachers. 4 General Electric Company. 4 House furnishings. 4 Musicians. 4 Reunions. 4 Strong Theater (Burlington, Vt.). 4 Theaters. 4 Urban parks. 3 Bands (Music). 3 Boys. 3 Bridegrooms. 3 Brides. 3 Cake. 3 Camp Birchcliffe (Vt.). 3 Exhibit booths. 3 Farms. 3 First Baptist Church (Burlington, Vt.). 3 Horses. 3 Motels. 3 Oil storage tanks. 3 Street signs. 3 Street-railroad tracks. 3 Trailers. 2 Airplanes. 2 Buses. 2 Cafeterias. 2 Chairs. 2 Children. 2 Christ the King Church (Burlington, Vt.). 2 Convenience stores. 2 Dance. 2 Drugstores. 2 Farmhouses. 2 First communion. 2 Lifestyles -- Japan. 2 Lifestyles. 2 Mallets Bay (Vt.). 2 Middlebury (Vt.). 2 Middlebury College. 2 Mount St. Mary's Academy (Burlington, Vermont). 2 Musical groups. 2 Patriotism. 2 Railroad trains. 2 Robert Hull Fleming Museum. 2 Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905. 2 School children. 2 Snow removal. 2 Soldiers. 2 Totem poles. 2 United Service Organizations (U.S.). 2 United States Work Projects Administration. 2 Worship programs. 1 A.D. Pease Grain Co. 1 Actors. 1 American Red Cross. 1 Baseball. 1 Boy Scouts. 1 Burlington Federal Savings. 1 Camp MacArthur (Vt.). 1 Cathedral High School (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Clothing and dress -- Japan. 1 Clothing and dress. 1 Costume. 1 Cows. 1 DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Dolls. 1 Drum majorettes. 1 Essex Junction (Vt.). 1 Exhibitions. 1 Flowers -- Japan. 1 Flowers. 1 Gardens -- Japan. 1 Gardens. 1 Greek letter societies. 1 Handicraft. 1 High school athletes. 1 High school buildings. 1 High school students. 1 High school teachers. 1 Lighthouses. 1 Montpelier (Vt.). 1 Parades. 1 Patriotism -- Japan. 1 Rivers -- Japan. 1 Santa Claus. 1 Sewage disposal. 1 St. Anthony Church (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Tank trucks. 1 Tennis. 1 Van Ness House. 1 Vermont State House (Montpelier, Vt.). 1 Waitsfield (Vt.). 1 Weddings. 1 Wreckers (Vehicles).
Miniature of Stores - F.W. Woolworth (Burlington, VT)
Stores - F.W. Woolworth (Burlington, VT)
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    • Date Created: 1945
    • Description: Church Street (37-39). Well-stocked window displays invite shoppers to this three-story F.W. Woolworth on the corner of Church and Cherry St., which would eventually become the largest Woolworth in New England. Looking somewhat like the woolen mills in Winooski, this older structure was replaced by a modern one in 1964. Woolworth started closing its Vt. stores in the 1990s, the Church St. store closing in March, 1998.
    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
    Miniature of Trinity College - Groups
    Trinity College - Groups
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      • Date Created: 1956
      • Description: 1956 photo of Trinity College students in front of the Admin. Building (Mann Hall). Photo #3.
      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
      Miniature of UVM - School of Nursing
      UVM - School of Nursing
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        • Date Created: 1944
        • Description: 1944 portrait photo of large group of nurses assembled on the west side of City Hall in Burlington, Vt. Some appear to be wearing military uniforms, ready for wartime service directly after nursing school.
        • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
        Miniature of UVM - School of Nursing
        UVM - School of Nursing
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          • Description: Group of UVM School of Nursing students, probably at graduation time, wearing capes neatly draped to display crisp white uniforms. Location is Ira Allen Chapel. Dated 1945.
          • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
          Miniature of Trinity College - Buildings & Interiors
          Trinity College - Buildings & Interiors
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            • Description: The building now known as Mann Hall was once known as the administration building (built in 1939) of Trinity College. In 1972 it was renamed in honor of Mother Mary Emmanuel (Frances Mann), who steered the college through many challenging years of growth. It contained the library, classrooms, dining room, lab, and currently has a small auditorium. It is now owned by the University of Vermont.
            • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
            Miniature of Vermont National Guard Hangar - Construction (Burlington Morrissey)
            Vermont National Guard Hangar - Construction (Burlington Morrissey)
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              • Date Created: 1947-10
              • Description: October 1947. Construction of the Vermont National Guard Hangar in Burlington showing the steel arch with a workman up top. Work by Wright & Morrissey Contractors of Burlington. Photo #1.
              • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
              Miniature of Vermont Structural Steel Co. - Buildings
              Vermont Structural Steel Co. - Buildings
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                • Date Created: 1947
                • Description: 1947 photo of a large shed made with corrugated metal and displaying four large doors. A loading dock is in the rear of the building, plus other steel structures.
                • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
                Miniature of Vermont Structural Steel Co. - Construction Sites
                Vermont Structural Steel Co. - Construction Sites
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                  • Date Created: 1951
                  • Description: 1951 photo of a construction site, with a Vt. Structural Steel frame. Location unknown.
                  • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
                  Miniature of Winooski and Burlington Mills (from Pontoon Bridge)
                  Winooski and Burlington Mills (from Pontoon Bridge)
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                    • Date Created: 1928-05-05
                    • Description: May 5, 1928. Seen here are men of Company D, 1st U.S. Engineers, 2nd Corps standing on the pontoon bridge that spanned the river between Burlington and Winooski. Behind is the old mill in Winooski that was a branch of the American Woolen Company.
                    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
                    Miniature of Winooski and Burlington Mills (from Pontoon Bridge)
                    Winooski and Burlington Mills (from Pontoon Bridge)
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                      • Description: Undated but most likely 1927 or 1928. Seen here one of the old mills, shoreline and the Winooski River.
                      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs