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Couching Lion from Bolton Mountain
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- Date Created: 1917-07-28 00:00:00
- Description: "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
- Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs
Ernest R. Lesage
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- Date Created: 1917-08-22 00:00:00
- Description: Ernest R. Lesage shaving at a stop along the trail.
- Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs
North from Molly Stark's Balcony looking at Couching Lion (Camel's Hump)
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- Date Created: 1917-02-18 00:00:00
- Description: "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
- Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs
Rogers and Lyman Burnham at Beaver Meadow Cabin
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- Date Created: 1917-09
- Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs
A view of Mount Abraham
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- Date Created: 1917-09-22 00:00:00
- Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs
Henry Davis House near Dean
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- Date Created: 1917-09
- Parent Collections: Long Trail 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 performed by George D. Sherman's Military Band. This occurred shortly after the U.S. decision to enter World War I, which brought an immediate demand for woolen blankets. Among the well-dressed citizens are some dignitaries on the speakers' stand: Burlington Mayor J. Holmes Jackson, businessman Charles S. Lord, and lawyers C.H. Darling and Col. J.H. Mimms. (Photo 3 of five images that create a panoramic view when placed together.)
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Winooski, VT - American Woolen Mills Flag Raising
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- Date Created: 1917-04-14
- Description: April 14, 1917, 8 days after Congress decides to enter World War I. A crowd gathers in Mill Park for the raising of 3 flags purchased by employees of the American Woolen Mills on West Canal Street in Winooski. One was raised in front of Mill No. 3, which later housed Forest Hills Factory Outlet, and also the Champlain Mill and the mill office. Horse drawn wagons can be seen as well as police or military personnel on horseback (the National Guard Company G was present that day, according to the Burl. Free Press, April 16, 1917). This photo (no. 5 of five), which shows McAllister's inscription, is the right end of a panorama and creates a panoramic view when placed together.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Glen Ellen Lodge
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- Date Created: 1917-07-01 00:00:00
- Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs
Lincoln Peak and Mount Ellen from the summit of Mount Abraham
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- Date Created: 1917-09
- Description: This slide consists of two pictures taken by Allen Chamberlain and put together. The original photograph was taken from the summit of Mount Abraham. At right is Lincoln Peak (1 mile away) and at left is Mount Ellen (3.5 miles away).
- Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs