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- A riverboat with passengers
- Date Created
- 1909
- Title
- A riverboat with passengers and workers
- Date Created
- 1909
- Title
- A rural Samurai
- Date Created
- 1909
- Description
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The Samurai in this picture is wearing a straw raincoat in addition to his swords and clothing.
- Title
- A.D. Pease Grain Co.
- Date Created
- undated
- Description
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A 1951/1952 photograph of the A. D. Pease Grain Co. located at the foot of College Street, Burlington.
- Title
- A.M. Kidder & Co.
- Description
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1950s display booth - A.M. Kidder & Co., Burlington, VT; an investment firm.
- Title
- A.M. Kidder & Co.
- Description
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1951 or 1952 display booth - A.M. Kidder & Co., Burlington, VT, an investment firm.
- Title
- A.M. Kidder & Co., Burlington, VT
- Description
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1950s display booth - A.M. Kidder & Co., Burlington, VT; an investment firm.
- Title
- Agricultural Exhibitions
- Date Created
- 1945
- Description
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View of an agricultural exhibition booth presented by the Kiwanis Club of Burlington, Vermont and the Colchester Home Dem. Club. On display are fresh vegetables and home goods. Location may be the Memorial Auditorium in Burlington. 1940s
- Title
- Agricultural Exhibitions
- Description
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View of exhibition booths displaying fresh vegetables and canned goods. Undated but may be 1940s; location may be Burlington Memorial Auditorium.
- Title
- Agricultural Exhibitions
- Description
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View of an agricultural exhibition booth with a large display of canned goods and fresh vegetables. Banner reads "Buy Victory Bonds" Undated but may be 1940s. Location Memorial Auditorium, Burlington, Vermont.
- Title
- Agricultural Exhibitions
- Description
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View of exhibition booths. Fresh vegetables and canned goods are on some of the tables. Undated but may be 1940s ; location may be Burlington Memorial Auditorium.
- Title
- Agricultural Exhibitions
- Description
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International Harvester agricultural exhibition booth showing a map of Vermont where there are dealers. Dairy milking machines are in the foreground. 1940s