1944 portrait photo of large group of nurses assembled on the west side of City Hall in Burlington, Vt. Some appear to be wearing military uniforms, ready for wartime service directly after nursing school.
1944 portrait photo of a large group of nurses assembled on the west side of City Hall in Burlington, Vt. Some appear to be wearing military uniforms, ready for wartime service directly after nursing school.
Group of young men, including an African-American, possibly UVM students and members of a fraternity, dressed in comic "hayseed" attire and carrying scythes and pitchforks. Housing in background suggests campus setting. Horse-drawn farm implement. Warm and sunny day; occasion unknown.
Students (and dog) assembled before the current Pomeroy Hall, which served as the first building for the medical college (1828), and then the Agricultural Experiment Station (1886). Affiliation of the group is unknown, but they may be agriculture majors in a particular botany course.
University Place, formerly known as College Row, looking north. Includes Old Mill, Williams Science Building, Billings Library, and Ira Allen Chapel. Bust of UVM benefactor John Purple Howard (1814-1885) in the foreground.
Undated photo of Carrigan Dairy Science Building, home of the UVM Dairy bar. Designed by architect Fred Larson and built in 1949. Renovated in 1997; demolished, 2005.
Group portrait of class of 1935? All men except for one woman. All are numbered except the woman. Taken outside on steps of John Dewey Hall (College of Medicine sign to the far right).
Ira Allen Chapel as seen from the north end of University Place. Other buildings include: Torrey Hall (behind chapel), Billings Library, Williams Hall, and Old Mill. 2 automobiles.
Southwick Hall on UVM's Redstone Campus, current home of the Music Department but originally built to accommodate women's activities. Built in 1935 in memory of Mable Louise Southwick, UVM '05, this neo-Federal style, two-story building was funded in part by Mable's parents and the federal Public... Show moreSouthwick Hall on UVM's Redstone Campus, current home of the Music Department but originally built to accommodate women's activities. Built in 1935 in memory of Mable Louise Southwick, UVM '05, this neo-Federal style, two-story building was funded in part by Mable's parents and the federal Public Works Administration. If this photo was taken in 1960, the scaffolding was for renovation, not construction. Show less
Van Ness House Hotel in Burlington, Vermont. Once location on the southwest corner of Main and St. Paul Street. In the foreground is seen a portion of City Hall Park.
