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127 Trucks. 81 Burlington (Vt.). 33 Street photography. 30 Construction projects. 29 Burlington (Vt.) Dept. of Streets. 23 Business. 23 Construction workers. 15 Buildings. 14 Snowplows. 12 Fort Ethan Allen (Vt.). 10 Snow removal. 9 Military supplies. 8 Employees. 8 Snowblowers. 6 Men. 6 Service stations. 5 Burlington International Airport. 5 Camping. 5 Shelburne (Vt.). 4 Animals. 4 Automobiles. 4 Camp Marycrest (Vt.). 4 Grand Isle (Vt.). 4 Landscape photography. 4 Portrait photography. 4 Steamboats. 4 Ticonderoga (Steamship). 3 Camp MacArthur (Vt.). 3 Girls. 3 Stores, Retail. 3 Tractors. 3 Urban parks. 3 Waitsfield (Vt.). 2 Advertising. 2 Architectural photography. 2 Banners. 2 Boys. 2 Burlington Asphalt Plant (Burlington, Vt.). 2 Ethan Allen Firing Range (Vt.). 2 High school students. 2 Housing. 2 Parades. 2 Railroad tracks. 2 Refuse and refuse disposal. 2 Traffic accidents. 2 University of Vermont. 2 Vermont Structural Steel Corporation. 2 Waste disposal sites. 2 Winooski (Vt.). 2 Wreckers (Vehicles). 1 Airplanes. 1 Billboards. 1 Burlington City Hall (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Burlington High School (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Church buildings. 1 City Hall Park (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Department stores. 1 Dwellings. 1 Edmunds Elementary School (Burlington, Vt.). 1 G.S. Blodgett Corporation. 1 High school buildings. 1 Horses. 1 Hospitals. 1 Johnson (Vt.). 1 Machinery. 1 Mary Fletcher Hospital (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Military weapons. 1 Shelburne Museum. 1 Soldiers. 1 St. Albans (Vt.). 1 Street-railroad tracks. 1 Strong Theater (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Theaters. 1 Tractors -- Equipment and supplies. 1 Trailers. 1 Veterans. 1 Young men. 1 Young women.

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Miniature of Johnson, VT (Shell Garage)
Johnson, VT (Shell Garage)
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    • Date Created: 1944
    • Description: Shell Garage in Johnson, Vermont. Photo dated 1944. A mechanic works on the engine of a truck
    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
    Miniature of Automobile Wrecks & Wreckers
    Automobile Wrecks & Wreckers
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      • Date Created: undated
      • Description: Photograph of a demolished truck at the scene of an accident.
      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
      Miniature of Burlington Streets: Church St. (4X5)
      Burlington Streets: Church St. (4X5)
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        • Date Created: undated
        • Description: Winter street scene with snow removal crew leaning on their shovels next to a truck filled with snow. Retail stores seen behind the truck. Stores signs advertise (left to right) furnishings, Reuss optometrist, Postal Telegraph Cable Co., Travelers Inn Rooms $1.00 at 106 1/2 Church Street. Windows in the second story bear signs for typewriters, supplies and repair services. Possible date 1930s, 1940s.
        • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
        Miniature of Burlington Street Department Buildings - Equipment
        Burlington Street Department Buildings - Equipment
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          • Description: Undated but may be 1940 photo taken at the Burlington Street Dept's plant of the Walter Snow Fighter Truck with snow blower equipment attachment, Snow King Rotary Plow.
          • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
          Miniature of Fort Ethan Allen, Colchester
          Fort Ethan Allen, Colchester
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            • Description: Truck with tools laid out on running board, tire pump, jack, wrenches, pliers and kit of tools laid out on the ground, flair, pick axes, hatchet, shovels. 7thF.A.Btry.D. on truck.
            • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
            Miniature of Business Enterprises - E-H
            Business Enterprises - E-H
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              • Description: 1952 photo of a truck and employees of the A. C. Hathorne Co., sheet metal and roofing contractors in front of their business located at 135 So. Winooski Ave, Burlington, Vermont.
              • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
              Miniature of Business Enterprises - E-H
              Business Enterprises - E-H
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                • Description: 1945 photo of Gero Bros. Movers. Moving truck.
                • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
                Miniature of Business Enterprises - E-H
                Business Enterprises - E-H
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                  • Description: 1952 photo of A.C. Hathorne Co./C.P. Smith Supply Co. located at 135 South Winooski Ave.
                  • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
                  Miniature of Automobiles - Sales and Service (D-G)
                  Automobiles - Sales and Service (D-G)
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                    • Description: C.H. Goss Co. 237 North Ave. with a George C. Stanley & Sons asphalt tank truck parked in front. Dates 1945-1958. Fall-Winter.
                    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
                    Miniature of Burlington Streets: Intervale
                    Burlington Streets: Intervale
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                      • Date Created: 1946-06-29 00:00:00
                      • Description: June 29, 1946. Burlington Street Department - Burlington, Vermont. Intervale Road - Asphalt Stabilized base and Armor Coat Wearing Surface. This view taken from the intersection of Riverside Ave. looking northerly toward the railroad track shows the mixing process while constructing the stabilized base using asphalt emulsion (XRM) as a binder. The materials used for aggregate on this job was road gravel hauled from the Lunderville Pit in the town of Williston last October (1945) and spread approximately 28 feet in width over the entire section from Riverside Ave. to the railroad crossing, a distance of approximately 875 feet. Note the Allis-Chalmers Power Grader mixing the gravel after the asphalt emulsion had been applied by pressure distributor. The Armor Coat Wearing surface was constructed directly after the stabilized base had been completed. This is a very economical type of paving, especially where a cheaper grade of materials can be used and the location does not demand a higher type of pavement.
                      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs,Louis L. McAllister Photographs