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648 Burlington (Vt.). 330 Architectural photography. 229 Construction projects. 147 Business. 138 Dwellings. 110 Interior architecture. 95 Portrait photography. 89 Hospitals. 88 Mary Fletcher Hospital (Burlington, Vt.). 77 Street photography. 71 University of Vermont. 70 Men. 59 Landscape photography. 57 Burlington International Airport. 55 Women. 54 Machinery. 52 Burlington (Vt.) Dept. of Streets. 48 Housing. 47 Vermont Structural Steel Corporation. 46 Automobiles. 41 Grand Isle (Vt.). 39 Employees. 38 Stores, Retail. 38 Winooski (Vt.). 37 Construction workers. 35 Camp Marycrest (Vt.). 34 Camps. 32 Nazareth School (Burlington, Vt.). 31 Department stores. 30 Priests. 28 St. Joseph School (Burlington, Vt.). 27 S.S. Kresge Company. 27 Students. 24 Bridges. 24 University Place. 24 Young women. 23 Service stations. 23 Trinity College (Burlington, Vt.). 22 Architectural drawing. 22 Shelburne (Vt.). 21 United States Public Works Administration. 19 Auditoriums. 17 Queen City Park (South Burlington, Vt.). 17 Winooski River (Vt.). 16 Burlington City Hall (Burlington, Vt.). 15 Colchester (Vt.). 15 Girls. 15 Trucks. 14 Class reunions. 13 Japan. 12 College students. 12 Fort Ethan Allen (Vt.). 12 G.S. Blodgett Corporation. 12 Rivers. 12 Young men. 11 Architecture. 11 Burlington Memorial Auditorium (Burlington, Vt.). 11 Railroad tracks. 10 Museums. 10 New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. 9 Animals. 9 Architecture -- Japan. 9 Banners. 9 Boats and boating. 9 Gymnasiums. 8 Bank buildings. 8 Camping. 8 Manufacturing and Tool Corp. 8 Nuns. 8 Sand and gravel mines and mining. 8 Waste disposal sites. 7 Barns. 7 Burlington Asphalt Plant (Burlington, Vt.). 7 Burlington High School (Burlington, Vt.). 7 College graduates. 7 Dwellings -- Japan. 7 Edmunds Elementary School (Burlington, Vt.). 7 Factories. 7 Family. 7 Nurses. 7 Vergennes (Vt.). 7 Williston (Vt.). 6 Church buildings. 6 Furniture. 6 High school graduates. 6 Painting. 6 Refuse and refuse disposal. 6 Shelburne Museum. 5 Champlain, Lake. 5 City Hall Park (Burlington, Vt.). 5 Flood damage. 5 Hotels. 5 North Hero (Vt. : Town). 5 Shelburne Shipyard, Inc. 4 Advertising. 4 American Legion. 4 Camp Abnaki (Vt.). 4 Chapels. 4 Christmas greens. 4 Cities and towns. 4 College teachers. 4 General Electric Company. 4 House furnishings. 4 Musicians. 4 Reunions. 4 Strong Theater (Burlington, Vt.). 4 Theaters. 4 Urban parks. 3 Bands (Music). 3 Boys. 3 Bridegrooms. 3 Brides. 3 Cake. 3 Camp Birchcliffe (Vt.). 3 Exhibit booths. 3 Farms. 3 First Baptist Church (Burlington, Vt.). 3 Horses. 3 Motels. 3 Oil storage tanks. 3 Street signs. 3 Street-railroad tracks. 3 Trailers. 2 Airplanes. 2 Buses. 2 Cafeterias. 2 Chairs. 2 Children. 2 Christ the King Church (Burlington, Vt.). 2 Convenience stores. 2 Dance. 2 Drugstores. 2 Farmhouses. 2 First communion. 2 Lifestyles -- Japan. 2 Lifestyles. 2 Mallets Bay (Vt.). 2 Middlebury (Vt.). 2 Middlebury College. 2 Mount St. Mary's Academy (Burlington, Vermont). 2 Musical groups. 2 Patriotism. 2 Railroad trains. 2 Robert Hull Fleming Museum. 2 Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905. 2 School children. 2 Snow removal. 2 Soldiers. 2 Totem poles. 2 United Service Organizations (U.S.). 2 United States Work Projects Administration. 2 Worship programs. 1 A.D. Pease Grain Co. 1 Actors. 1 American Red Cross. 1 Baseball. 1 Boy Scouts. 1 Burlington Federal Savings. 1 Camp MacArthur (Vt.). 1 Cathedral High School (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Clothing and dress -- Japan. 1 Clothing and dress. 1 Costume. 1 Cows. 1 DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Dolls. 1 Drum majorettes. 1 Essex Junction (Vt.). 1 Exhibitions. 1 Flowers -- Japan. 1 Flowers. 1 Gardens -- Japan. 1 Gardens. 1 Greek letter societies. 1 Handicraft. 1 High school athletes. 1 High school buildings. 1 High school students. 1 High school teachers. 1 Lighthouses. 1 Montpelier (Vt.). 1 Parades. 1 Patriotism -- Japan. 1 Rivers -- Japan. 1 Santa Claus. 1 Sewage disposal. 1 St. Anthony Church (Burlington, Vt.). 1 Tank trucks. 1 Tennis. 1 Van Ness House. 1 Vermont State House (Montpelier, Vt.). 1 Waitsfield (Vt.). 1 Weddings. 1 Wreckers (Vehicles).
Miniature of Winooski and Burlington Mills (from Pontoon Bridge)
Winooski and Burlington Mills (from Pontoon Bridge)
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    • Description: Undated but part of May 5, 1928 panorama. Seen here are men of Company D, 1st U.S. Engineers, 2nd Corps standing on the pontoon bridge they helped build that spanned the river between Burlington and Winooski. To the far right is the Champlain Mill.
    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
    Miniature of Farms - Barns
    Farms - Barns
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      • Date Created: 1945
      • Description: 1945 photo of a weathered barn.
      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
      Miniature of Farms - Livestock
      Farms - Livestock
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        • Date Created: 1944
        • Description: 1944 photo (double exposure) of a horse saddled standing with a man (to the far left) and farm buildings behind.
        • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
        Miniature of Houses, Miscellaneous Identified
        Houses, Miscellaneous Identified
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          • Date Created: 1951
          • Description: 1951 photo of houses along No. Winooski Ave with fallen and damaged trees in the roadway in the distance. This is near McAllister's home at 47 North Winooski Ave. in Burlington.
          • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
          Miniature of Houses, Miscellaneous Identified
          Houses, Miscellaneous Identified
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            • Date Created: 1949-1950
            • Description: 1949/1950 photo of rear view of the McAllister House; 47 North Winooski Avenue. Built in 1889, the house was photographer Louis L. McAllister's residence from 1916 until his death in 1963.
            • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
            Miniature of Houses, Miscellaneous Identified
            Houses, Miscellaneous Identified
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              • Date Created: 1949-1950
              • Description: 1949/1950 photo of side view of the McAllister House; 47 North Winooski Avenue. Built in 1889, the house was photographer Louis L. McAllister's residence from 1916 until his death in 1963.
              • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
              Miniature of Houses -Identified
              Houses -Identified
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                • Date Created: 1956-1957
                • Description: 1956/1957 winter photo of 47 N. Winooski Ave., Burlington. Back of house fence looking at Grant Street.
                • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
                Miniature of Machinery
                Machinery
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                  • Date Created: circa 1930's
                  • Description: 1930s interior view of a machine room. Label on machinery may read in part "Built by H.C. Fish Machine Works ..."
                  • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
                  Miniature of Mary Fletcher Hospital - Construction
                  Mary Fletcher Hospital - Construction
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                    • Date Created: 1951
                    • Description: Winter 1951 photo of construction of Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burlington, Vermont. Architects McKim, Mead & White. Builders Vermilya Brown Co., Inc. The upper most levels are finished or nearing completion. Windows are now in on the right side wing.
                    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
                    Miniature of Mary Fletcher Hospital - Construction
                    Mary Fletcher Hospital - Construction
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                      • Date Created: 1951
                      • Description: 1951 Construction of the Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burlington, Vermont. Architects McKim Mead & White. Builders Vermilya-Brown Co., Inc.
                      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs