1956 photo of the Burlington High School Rifle Club with Coach Edward A. Keenan. Photo #2. A version of this photo appears in the 1956 BHS yearbook, Oread, p. 65.
1956 photo of the Burlington High School Rifle Club with Coach Edward A. Keenan. Photo #3. A version of this photo appears in the 1956 BHS yearbook, Oread, p. 65.
Photo of student David Dilloway, BHS class of 1954, and Mr. Edward Keenan, the Burlington High School Rifle Club's coach) each holding a rifle. Behind David is a poster giving tips for safe shooting. Taken for BHS yearbook, Oread 1954, p. 26.
Deer hanging upside down surrounded by about twenty hunters, the Langmaids and Chickerings, on Walden Mountain. Many of the hunters are holding rifles. Small tent is set up in the background. Solomon Langmaid is fourth from the left, just to the right of the deer. William Knapp Langmaid is also... Show moreDeer hanging upside down surrounded by about twenty hunters, the Langmaids and Chickerings, on Walden Mountain. Many of the hunters are holding rifles. Small tent is set up in the background. Solomon Langmaid is fourth from the left, just to the right of the deer. William Knapp Langmaid is also in the picture. Show less
An interior view of a living room area perhaps in a camp, cottage or hunting lodge. Overstuffed chairs and other comfortable furniture furnish the room. Many animal heads (some foxes?) are hung on the walls. Rifles are mounted overhead.
1959 photo of a ceremony at Battery Park, very likely on Veterans Day. An honor guard stands ready to fire one or more volleys--very likely the customary three--in honor of deceased veterans. (Three volleys from seven rifles does not constitute a 21-gun salute, however.) A number of citizens are... Show more1959 photo of a ceremony at Battery Park, very likely on Veterans Day. An honor guard stands ready to fire one or more volleys--very likely the customary three--in honor of deceased veterans. (Three volleys from seven rifles does not constitute a 21-gun salute, however.) A number of citizens are present. The veterans memorial in Battery Park is dedicated to the memory of Howard W. Plant, first Burlington casualty of World War I. Show less
