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- Champlain Transportation Co. - "The City of Burlington"
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July 7, 1936 photo of the Champlain Transportation Company's "City of Burlington" ferry in Lake Champlain along side the original Boat House on the water front. A barge is off to the left. Photo #74.
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- Champlain Transportation Co. - "The City of Burlington"
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July 5, 1936 photo of the Champlain Transportation Company's "City of Burlington" ferry in Lake Champlain. Its rudder and propeller still out of the water. Robes and cables are attached to the boat. A ladder seen to the left hangs from the main deck into the water below. Photo #69.
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- Champlain Transportation Co. - "The City of Burlington"
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July 6, 1936 photo of the Champlain Transportation Company's "City of Burlington" ferry in Lake Champlain just off shore. Workmen are on deck and on the shore working lines. A barge is off to the left. Photo #72.
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- Vermont
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The Vermont-first steamboat-1808
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- Champlain Transportation Co. - Roosevelt
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1936 photo of the Champlain Transportation Company ferry, the Roosevelt, cruising out onto Lake Champlain.
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- Champlain Transportation Co. - Roosevelt
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1936 photo of Champlain Transportation Company's ferry, Roosevelt near the shore at docking site.
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- Donovan Construction Company, Burlington
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Historic double launching August 31, 1942. SC1029 and SC1030 both built by Donovan Construction Company of St. Paul, Minn. at the Shelburne Shipyard in Vermont. Company locally called Donovan Contracting. Bunting and American flags adorn the bows. Photo #8.
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- Camp Abnaki - Waterfront
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1945 photo of campers lining the dock boarding a small cabin cruiser while at Camp Abnaki. Photo #6.
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- Camp Birchcliffe Activities
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July 1945 Adult campers boat, dive, swim and sit on the dock while at Camp Birchcliffe in Grand Isle, Vermont. Photo #21.
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- Champlain Transportation Co. - "The City of Burlington"
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1936 photo of the City of Burlington (ferry) seen on shore in dry dock just beyond the edge of Lake Champlain.
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- Champlain Transportation Co. - "The City of Plattsburgh"
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1936 photo of two Champlain Transportation Company's ferries as they cross paths on Lake Champlain. The ferry City of Plattsburg is on the left. Photo #2.
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- Split Rock
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- Champlain Transportation Co. - "The City of Plattsburgh"
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1936 photo of the Champlain Transportation Company's ferry City of Plattsburg decked out with streamers of flags prepared for its launching. The boat is still in its cradle in dry dock. Many people have gathered to watch. Photo #1.
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- Champlain Transportation Co. - "The City of Plattsburgh"
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1936 broadside photo of two Champlain Transportation Company's ferries cruising on Lake Champlain. One of them being the City of Plattsburg; perhaps the other is the City of Burlington. Photo #1.
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- Donovan Construction Company, Burlington
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Four boats seen positioned between pilings. Yard tugs, 66 feet in length,YT-297 and YT-298, are in front with two others directly behind them. They are 66 foot and built by Donovan Construction Company of St. Paul, Minn. at the Shelburne Shipyard. Company locally called Donovan Contracting....
Show moreFour boats seen positioned between pilings. Yard tugs, 66 feet in length,YT-297 and YT-298, are in front with two others directly behind them. They are 66 foot and built by Donovan Construction Company of St. Paul, Minn. at the Shelburne Shipyard. Company locally called Donovan Contracting. Several Vermont firms contributed to their construction including Gebos' sawmill processing oak from Ferrisburgh. Other businesses were Stevens Machine Shop of Winooski, Vermont Structural Steel Company of Burlington, and Haigh Lumber Company. Bunting and American flags adorn the bows. Location may be Shelburne Shipyard and date may be spring 1940s. Patches of ice float in the water. Photo 9.
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- Camp Marycrest (Grand Isle, VT)
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Girls at Camp Marycrest partake in a tennis lesson. The camp was for girls and operated from 1957 to 1993 by the Sisters of Mercy located in Grand Isle, Vermont. Beyond the open court is seen Lake Champlain. Undated but may be 1950s or 1960s. Photo #41.
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- Champlain, Lake
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From glass negative. Distant view of the "Steam Tug Victor" on Lake Champlain. Part of caption on the photo reads "Owned by J. E. Cashman, loaded with supplies for F. H. Wells leaving Burlington Vt. for Stave Island, March 6, 1914" or 1919. Names of four men also listed including Capt. John...
Show moreFrom glass negative. Distant view of the "Steam Tug Victor" on Lake Champlain. Part of caption on the photo reads "Owned by J. E. Cashman, loaded with supplies for F. H. Wells leaving Burlington Vt. for Stave Island, March 6, 1914" or 1919. Names of four men also listed including Capt. John Fleury. See mcalA01F11i04 for similar photo.
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- Champlain Transportation Co. - "The City of Burlington"
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July 2, 1936 photo of the Champlain Transportation Company "City of Burlington" ferry. This may be part of the launching as the boat is being pulled by a tug boat and many people crowd the viewing. Photo #65.
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- Launch at Summer Camp
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- Camp Marycrest - Activities
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1948 Young girls swim near the shore in the waters of Lake Champlain while at Camp Marycrest, Grand Isle, Vermont. Photo #24.