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- Stores - S.S. Kresge (Burlington, VT)
- Date Created
- 1958
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47-55 Church Street: Interior of store and display of hardware and painting supplies.
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- Stores - S.S. Kresge (Burlington, VT)
- Date Created
- 1958
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47-55 Church Street: Interior of store and display of hardware and painting supplies.
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- Stores - M.H. Fishman Co. Inc. (Burlington, VT)
- Date Created
- 1953
- Description
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Interior view of lunch counter at M.H. Fishman Co., Inc., taken during the Christmas shopping season.
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- Stores - Abernethy's (Burlington, VT)
- Date Created
- 1953
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Display window with mannequins in Abernethy's dept. store, 2-10 Church St., Burlington.
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- Stores - Abernethy's (Burlington, VT)
- Date Created
- 1951-1952
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Display window in front of Abernethy's, 2-10 Church St., Burlington.
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- Stores - Abernethy's (Burlington, VT)
- Date Created
- 1951
- Description
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Store window with summer wear in front of Abernethy's, 2-10 Church St., Burlington. Pane on the right shows the full name of the business: Abernethy, Clarkson & Wright, Inc.
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- Stores - The Old Beehive (Burlington, VT)
- Date Created
- 1951
- Description
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91 Church Street : Display of rugs and carpeting in the Old Beehive.
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- Stores - F.W. Woolworth (Burlington, VT)
- Date Created
- 1949-1950
- Description
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37-39 Church Street. Typical 5-and-dime merchandise in this interior photo of F.W. Woolworth Co. on the corner of Church and Cherry St., Burlington, Vt.
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- Stores - Abernethy's (Burlington, VT)
- Date Created
- 1945-1946
- Description
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Built on the site where George Perkins Marsh once lived, what would later be known simply as "Abernethy's" was first called "The Richardson" (built 1894), named after the pharmaceutical businessman Albert E. Richardson. It stands on the southeast corner of Pearl and Church Streets. After...
Show moreBuilt on the site where George Perkins Marsh once lived, what would later be known simply as "Abernethy's" was first called "The Richardson" (built 1894), named after the pharmaceutical businessman Albert E. Richardson. It stands on the southeast corner of Pearl and Church Streets. After Abernethy's, the department store, closed in 1983, the building was renovated and renamed "Richardson Place." The architectural style is known as "Scoto-French," apparently because of its blend of French chateau and Scottish castle features.
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- Stores - S.S. Kresge (Burlington, VT)
- Date Created
- 1945
- Description
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47-55 Church Street : Sale hosiery display at Kresge's, with celebrity photos on the lower shelf.
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- Stores - Sears, Roebuck & Co. (Burlington, VT)
- Date Created
- 1944
- Description
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35-37 Church Street: Interior of Sears Roebuck, in the hardware and garden department. Man standing next to seed display is giving a presentation, either for training purposes or as general instruction.
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- Stores - Sears, Roebuck & Co. (Burlington, VT)
- Date Created
- 1944
- Description
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35-37 Church Street : Interior of Sear Roebuck on Church St. in Burlington, Vt. Display of Honor Bilt brand home insulation.
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- Stores - Interiors - Unidentified
- Date Created
- 1944
- Description
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"Blanket and Drapery Shop." Also a fabric store, with 3 employees ready to sell Paradise Prints.
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- Stores - Sears, Roebuck & Co. (Burlington, VT)
- Date Created
- 1944
- Description
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35-37 Church Street : Interior of Sears Roebuck. Display of four types of home insulation.
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- Kresge's (Burlington Store) - exteriors, excavation, construction
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1955. Construction of S.S. Kresge Company department store #397 on Church Street in Burlington, Vermont. W. C. Calhoun, superintendent. View of the building's roof.
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- Kresge's (Burlington Store) - exteriors, excavation, construction
- Description
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April 20, 1955. Construction of S.S. Kresge Company department store #397 on Church Street in Burlington, Vermont. W. C. Calhoun, supt. Seen is a corner of the building's foundation construction.
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- Kresge's (Burlington Store) - exteriors, excavation, construction
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April 5, 1955. Construction of S.S. Kresge Company department store #397 on Church Street in Burlington, Vermont. View of timber supports near the side of an adjoining building at the construction site.
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- Kresge's (Burlington Store) - interiors
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June 16, 1955. Construction of S.S. Kresge Company department store #397 on Church Street in Burlington, Vermont. W. C. Calhoun, supt. View of the construction of an upper level of the store. Steel girders span across the floor being laid.
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- Kresge's (Burlington Store) - interiors
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Interior view of the remodeled S. S. Kresge Company department store on Church Street in Burlington, Vermont. Seen is the lunch counter with store employees. Nearby counters have a variety of merchandise displayed. Overhead banners and signs indicate the year end holidays are coming soon. Note...
Show moreInterior view of the remodeled S. S. Kresge Company department store on Church Street in Burlington, Vermont. Seen is the lunch counter with store employees. Nearby counters have a variety of merchandise displayed. Overhead banners and signs indicate the year end holidays are coming soon. Note the Turkey Dinner banner and Shop Early sign near the Toy Dept. Date 1950s. See p. 66 Images of America Burlington. Photo #2.
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- Kresge's (Burlington Store) - exteriors, excavation, construction
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June 16, 1955. Construction of S.S. Kresge Company department store #397 on Church Street in Burlington, Vermont. W. C. Calhoun, supt. Workmen are seen within cement block constructed upper story. Steel beams stretch across above. View is looking west. The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception...
Show moreJune 16, 1955. Construction of S.S. Kresge Company department store #397 on Church Street in Burlington, Vermont. W. C. Calhoun, supt. Workmen are seen within cement block constructed upper story. Steel beams stretch across above. View is looking west. The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception is to the center right. The Cathedral School is background center and continues to the left.
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