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- Burlington High School Dramatic Productions
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Cast portrait of high school students from the Edmunds High School building (Burlington High School) for the comedy "Once and for All" by Sidney Duball. Banner hangs in back and reads "Welcome Home Nick." Stage is set as a street scene. In the 1956 BHS Oread, p. 72-73 is a complete write-up....
Show moreCast portrait of high school students from the Edmunds High School building (Burlington High School) for the comedy "Once and for All" by Sidney Duball. Banner hangs in back and reads "Welcome Home Nick." Stage is set as a street scene. In the 1956 BHS Oread, p. 72-73 is a complete write-up. Photo #1.
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- Power Plants
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Photo of a power plant, pipes and deep gorge below.
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- Mount St. Mary's - Class Pictures
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Students of Mount St. Mary's, a private Catholic girls' school, assemble for a formal class photo inside. School was located on Mansfield Ave in Burlington, Vermont. Circa 1954-1957.
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- Sewer Tile Construction Plant
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View of a sewer pipe construction plant. Pipes were once made of clay or concrete tiles formed around a hollow core. Could this be the Justis Vault Co. on Riverside Ave, Burlington in the 1930s?
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- Circus People
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Photo of the Iceland Viking Giant standing outside beside a tent of the main circus sideshow. The Circus may have been an independent organization that traveled to Vermont and set up at the Champlain Valley Exposition fairgrounds. 1940s-50s?
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- Camp Birchcliffe Activities
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1946 Game of tennis on the courts of Camp Birchcliffe in Grand Isle, Vermont. Photo #7.
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- Vermont Industrial School Band [Vergennes]
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September 4, 1932. Vermont's Best Boys Band 1932. Vermont Industrial School Band, Vergennes, Vermont. Taken in front of the Graham Cottage. Photo #5.
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- Farms
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1944 photo of a young man using a hoe and working in a large newly planted crop field.
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- (Iris) 06_236
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- Houses - Identified
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200 Loomis St., Burlington, Vermont (The Nervine originally) Present site of 89 No. Prospect Street.
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- Flowers
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Gladiolus.
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- Man in front of large building
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The building pictured here may be the Vermont Hotel (also called "Summit House").
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- Mount St. Mary's Academy - Chorus
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1961 group portrait of the Mount St. Mary's Academy chorus in choir robes standing outside on the steps of the school with one of the Sisters of Mercy. Photo #27.
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- Portraits, families, unidentified
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A multi generation family photo with young mothers holding their sons and daughters. Infant twins among the children present. See also mcalA15F02i27
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- Camp Birchcliffe
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July 1945 Adult campers sit on the rocky shoreline sharing a meal while two women in front serve up some food. Photo #25.
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- Monroe painting blazes
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The sign in the photo reads "Whittier Ravine."
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- Weddings
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A bride and groom are seen at the wedding reception with others of their wedding party behind them.
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- John W. Campbell Correspondence
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John Wood Campbell was born on October 16, 1823, in Rochester, Vermont, the son of Horace and Sally Campbell. John worked as both a mason and a farmer. He married Philinda Hubbard, the daughter of Abel and Susannah Hubbard, on Feburary 15, 1848. They had six children. Philinda Campbell died on...
Show moreJohn Wood Campbell was born on October 16, 1823, in Rochester, Vermont, the son of Horace and Sally Campbell. John worked as both a mason and a farmer. He married Philinda Hubbard, the daughter of Abel and Susannah Hubbard, on Feburary 15, 1848. They had six children. Philinda Campbell died on July 26, 1878 and John W. died September 1, 1898, both in Rochester, Vermont. The correspondence consists of a letter from John W. Campbell at Camp Griffin, Va. to his family. It is addressed to his wife, Philinda Campbell.
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- Military Officers
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1935 or 1936 group portrait of military officers assembled outside Post Headquarters. Photo #5.