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- Winooski Bridge (Old)
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1927 view of the Winooski River, the pontoon bridge, the Chace Mill, the heavily damaged Johnson Grain Co. building and a lot of debris.
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- Winooski Bridge (4X5's)
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View of the Winooski Bridge looking toward the Champlain Mill and showing the rocky ledges and water falls of the Winooski River. Undated but may be 1928.
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- Highway Bridge (Cambridge, VT)
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1951 photo of Highway Bridge in Cambridge, Vermont located on Route 15 ; constructed by the Vermont Structural Steel Company
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- Winooski Bridge (Old)
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View of the Winooski River and a heavily damaged building to the left (near the Johnson Grain Company?) after the November flood of 1927. In the distance is Colchester Ave.
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- Heineberg Bridge (old)
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Undated photograph of the old Heineberg Bridge.
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- Highway Bridge (Cambridge, VT)
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1951 photo of Highway Bridge in Cambridge, Vermont located on Route 15 ; constructed by the Vermont Structural Steel Company. Photo #32.
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- Winooski Bridge (Old)
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View of a lot of stone rubble with dislodged tracks and exposed sewer pipes. Damage created by the 1927 flood.
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- Covered bridge and cows
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- Winooski Bridge (4X5's)
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View of the Winooski Bridge as seen from the falls of the Winooski River. Champlain Mill is seen to the left. Undated but may be 1928.
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- Heineberg Bridge
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Photograph of a picture of the old wooden covered Heineberg Bridge.
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- Vermont Structural Steel
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1951 view of a bridge constructed by Vermont Structural Steel. Unknown location. Photo no. 31.
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- Winooski Bridge
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View of the Winooski Bridge with trolley tracks in the pavement looking up Colchester Ave. on the Burlington side. Lower Winooski Road (Riverside Ave) bears to the right.
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- Crown Point Bridge (Lake Champlain)
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Crown Point Bridge, New York state. Undated.
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- Burlington Streets: Riverside Ave.
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Undated photo but may be 1929 or early 1930s view of Riverside Ave after the resurfacing of the street by the city street dept. following the removal or covering up of the trolley tracks. View is looking toward the Winooski Bridge and the Champlain Mill. Colchester Ave runs down the right side...
Show moreUndated photo but may be 1929 or early 1930s view of Riverside Ave after the resurfacing of the street by the city street dept. following the removal or covering up of the trolley tracks. View is looking toward the Winooski Bridge and the Champlain Mill. Colchester Ave runs down the right side and converges at the intersection.
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- Winooski Bridge (Washout) (4X5's)
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View of a heavily damaged building (Johnson Grain Co. mill?) to the left done during the 1927 flood. View extends into the distance with buildings along Colchester Ave seen to the right. Also running off to the right is Lower Winooski Road or later known as Riverside Ave.
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- Winooski and Burlington Mills (from Pontoon Bridge)
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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.
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- Winooski Bridge - Opening Ceremonies
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August 4, 1928. Official opening of the Winooski Bridge between Burlington and Winooski, Vermont. Rebuilt after the 1927 flood. Seen is a marching band parading across the bridge. Flags and banners are strung overhead. Spectators, both adults and children, watch from the sidelines.
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- Winooski Bridge (Washout) (4X5's)
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1927. Foot traffic alone was allowed on this temporary pontoon Winooski Bridge following the November 1927 flood of the Winooski River. Bridge was built and maintained with the help of troops from Fort Ethan Allen. Permanent bridge built in 1928. Champlain Mill in the background.
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- Heineberg Bridge (old)
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Undated photograph of the old Heineberg Bridge taken from upstream