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- Portraits, families, unidentified
- Date Created
- undated
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A multi generation family photo. Date and location unknown but may be taken in early 20th century.
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- Flooding of Hunt Farm, near Connecticut River
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House halfway underwater after flooding disaster, on Vernon Rd. in Brattleboro.
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- Flood damage at Rev. R.H.Claxon house and on road, South Newfane, Vt.
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Near covered bridge above Williamsville.
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- Theatricals
- Date Created
- 1937
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1937 photo of group of young women gathered in a living room(?), dressed in costume with older adults and one small boy sitting in a woman's lap. Photo #2.
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- Burlington Streets: Elmwood Ave.
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- 1931-09-27
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Sept 27, 1931 dated photo of Elmwood Ave looking north from the intersection of Pearl Street. Telephone poles and Elm streets line the road. To the right is the fenced property of the Unitarian Church. To the extreme left, barely visible, is a Texaco gas station. This corner on the left now...
Show moreSept 27, 1931 dated photo of Elmwood Ave looking north from the intersection of Pearl Street. Telephone poles and Elm streets line the road. To the right is the fenced property of the Unitarian Church. To the extreme left, barely visible, is a Texaco gas station. This corner on the left now houses the Post Office.
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- Burlington Streets: Elmwood Ave.
- Date Created
- 1931-09-27
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Sept. 27, 1931 dated photo. View of Elmwood Ave looking north at intersection of North Street. Unused trolley (cable car) tracks remain in the street pavement.
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- Burlington Streets: Colchester Ave
- Date Created
- 1929-10-19
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Oct. 19, 1929 dated photo. View of the asphalt pavement on Colchester Ave. looking west. Residences line both sides of the street. On the left are No. 315, 311, 307, 303. On the right side of the photo are No. 316, 314, 312. More information on this photo can be found on UVM's Historic Burlington...
Show moreOct. 19, 1929 dated photo. View of the asphalt pavement on Colchester Ave. looking west. Residences line both sides of the street. On the left are No. 315, 311, 307, 303. On the right side of the photo are No. 316, 314, 312. More information on this photo can be found on UVM's Historic Burlington Project web site.
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- Burlington Streets: Colchester Ave (4X5)
- Date Created
- 1929
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Sept. 1, 1929 dated photo. Colchester Ave. north of Chase Street showing the 12% grade between Chase Street and Barrett Street and the approach to the new Winooski Bridge. Textile mills seen in distance. Note the rough condition of the pavement in the foreground as well as the irregular...
Show moreSept. 1, 1929 dated photo. Colchester Ave. north of Chase Street showing the 12% grade between Chase Street and Barrett Street and the approach to the new Winooski Bridge. Textile mills seen in distance. Note the rough condition of the pavement in the foreground as well as the irregular appearance of the curb line. This picture taken just before repaving construction work began. Dwellings numbering in the 400s seen to the left. On the right is No. 6-8 Chase Street, Dan Day Brick Store. Just beyond is 445 Colchester Ave. A similar undated photo with more information on the houses can be found on UVM's Historic Burlington Project web site.
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- Klifa Club, Burlington
- Date Created
- 1923
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Portrait of fifteen ladies, the Klifa Club, in period dress, standing in front of a brick house with a Greek revival portico with Ionic columns. A large sign overhead reads "Ye Olde Burlington Home 1773 - 1923". Location is 342 Pearl Street, Burlington, built in 1800 by and home of Horace Loomis....
Show morePortrait of fifteen ladies, the Klifa Club, in period dress, standing in front of a brick house with a Greek revival portico with Ionic columns. A large sign overhead reads "Ye Olde Burlington Home 1773 - 1923". Location is 342 Pearl Street, Burlington, built in 1800 by and home of Horace Loomis. The Klifa Club is a women's club founded in 1900. The name means "to climb" and is an Icelandic word. Members meet twice a month for luncheons and have guest speakers.
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- Old bridge in Jamaica, Vt.
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Same bridge as bmlthayerT1008
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- [Wastenah in winter, South Newfane, Vt.]
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Also see image bmlthayerT459
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- Res. J.H. Sturgis, West Dover, Vt.
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Two photographs of the same house taken - this image is from the side and front. See bmlthayerT119_1 also.
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- Res. J.H. Sturgis, West Dover, Vt.
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Two photographs of the same house taken - this image is from the side and back. See bmlthayerT119_2 also. Some negative damage.
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- The Poplars, Marlboro, Vt.
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The historical society building Newton House, former residence of R. Winchester.