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Boy Scouts
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    • Date Created: undated
    • Description: Undated photo of seven boy scouts wearing scout shirts, badges and neck scarves lined up on a lawn in front of a white clapboard house 1027 Pine Street, Burlington. Home of John C. Allen in the 1950s. Tall boy in the middle MIGHT be Bruce MacDonald circa 1952.
    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


    Bridges: Unidentified
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      • Date Created: undated
      • Description: Bridge over body of water
      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


      Burlington Airport
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        • Date Created: 1935-06-21
        • Description: June 21, 1935. Photo #11. Caption on this 1935 photo reads "#11 Burlington Vt. 6-21-35 VERA (Vermont Emergency Relief Administration) Proj. #402-B15-1 Burlington Municipal Airport-Distributer truck, blade spring tooth harrows and light roller in working position." Shows a line of four construction vehicles in operation with drivers standing or sitting.
        • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


        Burlington Airport
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          • Date Created: 1937-07-13
          • Description: View of the another side of the construction of the hangar at the Burlington Municipal Airport in a dated photo July 13, 1937. Open bay seen to the right. McAllister's name embossed on the lower right just above the handwritten date.
          • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


          Burlington Airport
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            • Date Created: 1937-07-27
            • Description: July 27, 1937 photo of open framework during the construction of the wooden hangar at the Burlington Vermont Municipal Airport.
            • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


            Burlington Airport
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              • Date Created: 1937-09-07
              • Description: September 7, 1937 photo of the back side of the wooden hangar showing open framework on the upper story and a black piece of sheeting (construction material) hanging vertically on the wall. Workers seen on the upper story.
              • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


              Burlington Airport
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                • Date Created: 1945-03-07
                • Description: Burlington Street Department, Burlington, Vermont. Burlington Municipal Airport. Photo dated Mar. 7, 1945. This view taken from a point just easterly of the Administration Building shows the completed south wing and winter storm house. Beacon tower also shown. Note the balanced appearance which the new wing gives to the building. This wing was designed and supervised under direction of the City Engineer's Office and constructed by Wright & Morrissey, Contractors, the work being completed in Dec. 1944. Various wheeled carts in front.
                • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


                Burlington Airport
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                  • Date Created: 1944-09-12
                  • Description: City of Burlington, Vermont - Municipal Airport Administration Building: - Photo dated Sept 12, 1944 This view shows the north wing and the main section of the Administration Building as seen from the north west angle. Notice the closeness of the metal hangar on the south side of the building leaving only a narrow passageway. The office on the north east corner of the wing where entrance door is shown is occupied by the U.S. Weather Bureau. The north west corner office where triple windows are shown on both north and west sides of the building is occupied as an instrument room for the C.A.A. operations. The office indicated by the double window at the rear entrance is occupied by the U.S. Immigration and the office directly to the east on the front of the building is occupied by the U.S. Customs. It is proposed to remove the metal hangar and reset it just south of and in line with the wooden hangar to make room for the construction of a south wing identical in size with the north wing to balance the architectural lines of the building and to provide new office space for the U.S. Immigration and Customs. The old offices in the north wing thus vacated would be redecorated and some alterations made to provide accommodations for the Northeast Airlines, Inc. who expect to resume service in October 1944.
                  • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


                  Burlington Airport
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                    • Date Created: 1944-10-11
                    • Description: City of Burlington, Vermont - Municipal Airport Photo dated Oct. 11, 1944. This view taken from in front of the Administration Building shows the space between the wooden hangar and the Administration Building after the metal hangar had been removed and excavation fro the foundations for the new south wing had been started.
                    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


                    Burlington Airport
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                      • Date Created: undated
                      • Description: A formal portrait of a propeller driven airplane sitting in a open field with 20 men standing and kneeling beside it. The word SHELL is printed on the side of the plane. See also mcalA15F08i10.
                      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs