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- Camp MacArthur (Waitsfield, VT)
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1944 Two horses hitched to a fully loaded hay wagon standing in a field with four people on top.
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- Burlington Streets: Winooski Ave.
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October 31, 1931. Corner of College Street and South Winooski Ave. looking north. To the left is 212 - 214 College Street with a sign painted on the brick advertising Hall Furniture Co., Inc. A horse and buggy stand nearby. To the right at the corner is "Miss Burlington" Diner. Just up the street...
Show moreOctober 31, 1931. Corner of College Street and South Winooski Ave. looking north. To the left is 212 - 214 College Street with a sign painted on the brick advertising Hall Furniture Co., Inc. A horse and buggy stand nearby. To the right at the corner is "Miss Burlington" Diner. Just up the street is a tall building with a sign on top of it reading "Light, Heat, Power" and may be the Burlington Light and Power Co at 102 So. Winooski.
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- Farms - Haying
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1945 photo of a horse drawn plow cutting hay.
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- Fort Ethan Allen Artillery Range (Underhill)
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ROTC artillery on the march to the range Fort Ethan Allen Vt. July 1934. Column of horse drawn artillery and mounted soldiers accompanied by an automobile.
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- Fort Ethan Allen Artillery Range (Underhill)
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1928 photo of military men and horse drawn ordnance in formation. Tents in background. Photo #14.
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- Fort Ethan Allen, Colchester
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Picture of a mounted horse jumping a hurdle.
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- Fort Ethan Allen Artillery Range (Underhill)
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Column of marching and mounted military men and horse drawn artillery on road with utility poles and lines. Railroad tracks along roadside. Undated. Photo #5.
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- Fort Ethan Allen, Colchester
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Mounted horse jumping a hurdle.
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- Webb Estate (Shelburne, VT)
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Equestrians and equestriennes are mounted and gathered with the hounds perhaps in preparation of a fox hunt on the grounds of Shelburne Farms.
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- Fort Ethan Allen Artillery Range (Underhill)
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Column of marching and mounted military men. Automobiles going in the opposite direction. Railroad track along side of the road. Photo #19.
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- Fort Ethan Allen Artillery Range (Underhill)
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Landscape with tents and horses of the Fort Ethan Allen Artillery Range (Underhill).
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- Farms - Haying
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Undated photo of a farmhand riding horse driven hay cutting machinery.
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- Farms - Livestock
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1946 photo of a horse.
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- Fort Ethan Allen Artillery Range (Underhill)
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Military men and horse drawn ordnance in formation with military weapons on display. Tents in background. Photo #23.
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- Farms - Livestock
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1944 photo of a horse with riding saddle.
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- Webb Estate (Shelburne, VT)
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An equestrian jumping hurdles.
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- Webb Estate (Shelburne, VT)
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An equestrienne jumping hurdles.
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- Webb Estate (Shelburne, VT)
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An equestrienne jumps hurdles.
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- Tennie Toussaint Photographs
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The Tennie Toussaint collection includes photographs of agricultural landscapes, logging, mills, barn raisings, and railroad bridges from the Danville, Vermont area, circa 1900. Tennie Toussaint was a columnist for the Burlington Free Press in the 1960s - 1970s. In addition, she was an artist,...
Show moreThe Tennie Toussaint collection includes photographs of agricultural landscapes, logging, mills, barn raisings, and railroad bridges from the Danville, Vermont area, circa 1900. Tennie Toussaint was a columnist for the Burlington Free Press in the 1960s - 1970s. In addition, she was an artist, librarian, made maple syrup, and refinished antique chairs.The photographs were taken by Elgin Gates, a North Danville blacksmith. Other notable figures in this collection are Frank Valley, a carpenter responsible for a lot of the new barns built at this time and the remodeling of many local houses who was known for his meticulous craftmanship, and Arthur Sanborn, who owned the sawmill and whose home had modern touches such as electricity, an aluminum roof, and a stained glass window. The mill owned by Sanborn had previously been run by the McFarlands and produced one million board feet a year at its peak.
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