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Burlington Streets: Main Street (Upper)
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- Description: Undated (may be 1920s) photo of an automobile accident on Main Street at an intersection (possibly Willard Street). The car has overturned and the underside is clearly seen. To the far right is a directional road side indicating Rutland, Middlebury, Vergennes. Another view is seen in mcalA05F15i06 and yet another published in Images of America Burlington, p. 67.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Streets: Main Street (Upper)
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- Date Created: 1933-11-17
- Description: November 17, 1933; 11-17-33 N. R. M. #60B Federal Project Main Street looking west from city limits. Large pieces of crushed stone lay on one side of the street in this resurfacing project. Wooden saw horses serve as barriers. Workmen and vehicles seen further up the road.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Streets: Main Street (Lower)
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- Description: Undated (late 1920s, early 1930s?) view looking east up the hill with trolley (cable) car tracks running the center of lower Main Street. Two men (possibly city street dept crew) stand beside a truck and seem to access the construction project. To the right a sign advertising "Star Cars, low cost transportation".
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Streets: Main Street (4X5's)
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- Date Created: 1940-03-18
- Description: March 18, 1940 late winter view of Main Street in front of the Strong Theatre building. The Snow King Rotary Snow Plow is mounted on the city street dept Walter's Snow Fighter Truck as it performs snow removal. Note the movie marque at the Strong, "The Marines Fly High" starring Richard Dix and Chester Morris.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Streets: Main Street (4X5's)
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- Description: Undated (maybe be late 1920s or early 1930s) of Battery and Main (?) Streets looking East. The cable car wires remain overhead but the street has been repaved covering the old trolley tracks.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Streets: Maple Street
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- Date Created: 1938-02-26
- Description: Photograph dated Feb. 26, 1938 showing a work crew working on the Maple Street paving project. Temporary structures used by the crew can be seen to the right.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Streets: North Ave
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- Date Created: 1931-06-29
- Description: Photograph dated June 29, 1931 showing a road crew laying the rock base for the paving project on North Avenue. This photograph may have been taken at the corner of Institute Road and North Avenue, looking northerly.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Streets: North Ave
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- Description: Original caption reads: Mouth of River Project. This view taken from a point near the end of North Ave. looking northerly down the hill after trees had been cut but before any excavation work had been done. Note the pile of logs on the left hand side of the picture salvaged from the clearing of the side hill.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Streets: North Street
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- Description: Undated but most likely 1930 as the banner in the distance that is strung across the street advertises the opening of the Flynn Theatre for the Performing Arts. A poster is also attached to a metal telephone pole. View is looking east from the intersection of Elmwood Ave. The Elmwood Ave cemetery is to the right. Trolley (cable) car tracks have been covered over. To the left is a sign over the door of the Paramount Cut Rate Shoppe at 204 North Street, proprietor Ernest Limoge.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Burlington Streets: North Street
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- Date Created: 1940-03-13
- Description: March 13, 1940. Intersection of North Street and North Winooski Avenue. This view shows the style of new street signs just erected on North Street from North Winooski Avenue to North Avenue. These signs were designed, constructed and erected by Street Department employees during the winter months. The name plates were purchased from the Lyle Signs Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota. There were seventeen of these signs constructed and erected on this street. The street lamp posts have spites projecting out from them to aid workmen climbing up. Retail stores and businesses include the The Silver Star Restaurant at 202 North. Grand Union in-between the Silver Star and Mazel's that is at 194 North. Dentist office above the Silver Star.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs