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35 Colchester Avenue

Date:: 1891 - 1925
Description:: On back of original photograph, "35 Colchester Ave, torn down, former presidents house to right out of view." This is a photograph of a large wood framed house sitting on a residential street. In front of the house are large deciduous trees and a driveway. The driveway is cut by a sidewalk, and enters on to a paved road. Two utility poles can be seen in this photograph, one in the foreground (left side of photograph), and the other stands opposite the first. Around the house the property is decorated with various plants and shrubs, as well as some flowerbeds closer to the house. Surrounding the property are various other commercial and residential buildings. Directly behind the house the Perkins Building and its smokestack can be seen. Season summer.

Filename:: LS09575_000.jpg
Size:: 2048 x 1561 pixels; 2405639 bytes
Original Filename:: UVM1026_.jpg
GPS Location:: UTM Zone T 18, 4926860 E, 0643259 N
Datum: WGS 1984
Keywords:: Barns; Buildings; Chimneys; Cities and towns; City trees; Commercial buildings; Conifers; Culture; Deciduous; Dwellings; Electric lines--Poles and towers; Flowers; Forests and Plants; Hedges; Human Constructs; Landscapes; Living Things; Nature; Plants; Roads; Roads,Paved; Season; Shrubs; Sidewalks; Streets; Summer; Time; Trees; Wood poles; Wooden-frame buildings;
Source:: University of Vermont Archives
Submitted By:: Corey Coutu
Submitted On:: 2005-06-02
Original Media:: Photograph
Relative Dating Rationale:: Perkins Hall constructed in 1891. Ira Allen, not pictured, replaced the former president's house in 1925.
Times viewed:: 65619

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