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Louis L. McAllister Photographs

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Louis L. McAllister photographed people and places near Burlington, Vermont for 60 years. He was born in Columbus, Nebraska on October 16, 1876, the son of Julius S. McAllister (born 1841 in Lincoln, VT) and Rosette Gould (born in Vermont in 1851). Julius McAllister worked as a photographer and dentist in Washington D.C., Bristol, Vermont and Columbus, Nebraska. Around 1895, Julius, his third wife Amy, and their children left Nebraska for the Union Soldiers’ Colony in Fitzgerald, Georgia. By 1900, Julius and Amy were divorced, and Amy and her stepson Louis were working as photographers in Thomasville, Georgia.

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Louis L. McAllister Photographs

Published:  November 19, 2007,  University of Vermont, Bailey/Howe Library, Special Collections

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Title:   Burlington Asphalt Plant

Creator:  McAllister, L. L. (Louis L.), 1877-1963

Date:  1937; undated; 1937; undated

Resource type:   photographs

Resource type:   black-and-white photographs

Burlington Asphalt Plant and employees


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Title:   Burlington Asphalt Plant

Creator:  McAllister, L. L. (Louis L.), 1877-1963

Date:  1937; undated; 1937; undated

Resource type:   photographs

Resource type:   black-and-white photographs

Burlington Asphalt Plant and employees


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Title:   Burlington Asphalt Plant

Creator:  McAllister, L. L. (Louis L.), 1877-1963

Date:  1937; undated; 1937; undated

Resource type:   photographs

Resource type:   black-and-white photographs

This view shows the Asphalt Plant with the additional wings erected for the purpose of manufacturing the reinforced concrete sewer pipe for the North End Sewer. The long wing at the right has a platform through the center from which the concrete is poured from two wheeled buggies into the steel form placed on both sides. The wing at the left is the curing room where the tile were stored for a period of forty-eight hours before being taken onto the job. Both buildings were equipped with steam heat.


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Title:   Burlington Asphalt Plant

Creator:  McAllister, L. L. (Louis L.), 1877-1963

Date:  1937; undated; 1937; undated

Resource type:   photographs

Resource type:   black-and-white photographs

Burlington Asphalt Plant and employees


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Title:   Burlington Asphalt Plant

Creator:  McAllister, L. L. (Louis L.), 1877-1963

Date:  1937; undated; 1937; undated

Resource type:   photographs

Resource type:   black-and-white photographs

Burlington Asphalt Plant


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Title:   Burlington Asphalt Plant

Creator:  McAllister, L. L. (Louis L.), 1877-1963

Date:  1937; undated; 1937; undated

Resource type:   photographs

Resource type:   black-and-white photographs

Undated photo but may be 1930s. Burlington Asphalt Plant railroad tracks, utility pole, workers with a horse


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Title:   Burlington Asphalt Plant

Creator:  McAllister, L. L. (Louis L.), 1877-1963

Date:  1937; undated; 1937; undated

Resource type:   photographs

Resource type:   black-and-white photographs

Burlington Asphalt Plant automobile, trucks, and drivers


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Title:   Burlington Asphalt Plant

Creator:  McAllister, L. L. (Louis L.), 1877-1963

Date:  1937; undated; 1937; undated

Resource type:   photographs

Resource type:   black-and-white photographs

Burlington Asphalt Plant employees, trucks, horse


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Title:   Burlington Asphalt Plant (4 X 5)

Creator:  McAllister, L. L. (Louis L.), 1877-1963

Date:  1946-06-29; 1946-06-29

Resource type:   photographs

Resource type:   black-and-white photographs

This view taken from the Rutland Engine House shows the entire Asphalt Plant and yard with stock pile of sewer and asphalt aggregate. Note the comparison between this view and the previous picture taken in 1924 soon after the erection of the plant.


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Title:   Burlington Street Department Buildings - Equipment

Creator:  McAllister, L. L. (Louis L.), 1877-1963

Date:  1931-1944; undated

Resource type:   photographs

Resource type:   black-and-white photographs

Photagraph dated Feb. 17, 1944. Original caption reads: "This view shows the Street Department bulldozer clearing the dumping area at the Asphalt Plant. The building in the rear is the Rutland Railroad Engine House."