1951 photo of three men standing looking at a painting of a North American Indian. An emblem on the wall to the far left has the image of a Native American.
1947 photo of a printing of a sports painting by Hy Hintermeister of a fisherman standing in a stream about to use his net to catch a fish he has on his line. The number 4710 is printed in the lower right corner with the signature of the artist.
1947 photo of a photo by Hy Hintermeister. It is entitled "A Good Day for It" and shows a woman seated in a rowboat positioned next to the shore of a lake or pond fishing with a man standing in the boat next to her. He has his fishing pole and fish they have caught.
Photo of a painting by Vincent van Gogh called "The Drinkers" (after Daumier 1890) symbolizing the four ages of man. Shown are three men and a young child standing at a table drinking from glasses. A pitcher sits on the table. Date photo was taken 1936/1945. Fall-Spring
Photo of a framed oil painting portraying a man in military garb. His jacket heavily adorned with many metals of honor. Date photo was taken 1936/1945. Spring, Summer
Photo of the members of the Associated Male Choruses (AMC). Mostly men are present but there are also two women and in the front row is seen a young boy. 1948/49? Summer-Spring
Photo of the members of the Associated Male Choruses (AMC). Mostly men are present but there are also two women and in the front row is seen a young boy. 1948/49? Summer-Spring
Photo of McAllister standing next to his car in the driveway of his home at 47 No. Winooski Ave., Burlington. Various wooden benches and planks are loaded on the car. Equipment he used when taking group photos. 1944/47?
1944 photo of a men's bowling league team. Five men stand behind a table on which bowling pins, trophies and bowling balls are placed. They wear dark shirts with their names embroidered on their left side (Floyd, Ray, Gus, Larry, Francis). The number 151 appears on the central bowling pin with... Show more1944 photo of a men's bowling league team. Five men stand behind a table on which bowling pins, trophies and bowling balls are placed. They wear dark shirts with their names embroidered on their left side (Floyd, Ray, Gus, Larry, Francis). The number 151 appears on the central bowling pin with the wording Bowl Away. In the 1940s city directory there was listed a Bowlaway Streamline Alleys at 65 Main St. in Burlington. Show less
Late Fall - January 1940s Photo of a men's bowling league team. Five men stand behind a table on which bowling pins and bowling balls are placed. In the 1940s there were four alleys listed in the city directory in Burlington as well as one each in Winooski and Essex Junction.
1944 photo of a men's bowling league team. Five men stand behind a table on which bowling pins and bowling balls are placed. In the 1940s there were four alleys listed in the city directory in Burlington as well as one each in Winooski and Essex Junction. Photo #2.
1944 photo of a men's bowling league team. Six men stand behind a table on which bowling pins, trophies and bowling balls are placed. In the 1940s there were four alleys listed in the city directory in Burlington as well as one each in Winooski and Essex Junction.
