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Title:

12 Maplewood Terrace

Date:: 1966-08-17
Description:: This black and white photograph looks northwest toward the dwelling at 12 Maplewood Terrace, which is located near the intersection of U.S. Routes 4 and 5 in White River Junction. The property was owned by the Trustees of the Methodist Church and was used as a rectory. The two-and-one-half-story, wood-frame, gable-roof dwelling stands on the far side of the paved road at the center of the image. A decorative porch adorns the façade of the otherwise modest, shingle-clad structure. A brick chimney abuts the left side of the dwelling. Shrubs and deciduous trees vegetate the small patch of lawn. A walkway runs along the right side of the dwelling, and a sidewalk passes along the front edge of the property. The season is summer. See LS46499-LS46511 for more views of this property.

Filename:: LS46499_000.jpg
Size:: 3959 x 3410 pixels; 6959405 bytes
Original Filename:: AOTN13440.jpg
GPS Location:: UTM Zone T 18, 4836563 E, 715855 N
Datum: NAD83
Original Metadata:: Methodist Church, Trustees of, Hartford U 041 - 2 (5) US 4&5. Front and S'ly side. 12 Maplewood Terrace
Keywords:: Wooden-frame buildings; Trees; Time; Summer; Streets; Sidewalks; Shrubs; Season; Roads,Paved; Roads; Plants; Nature; Living Things; Landscapes; Human Constructs; Forests and Plants; Dwellings; Deciduous; Culture; Cities and towns; Chimneys; Buildings;
Source:: Vermont State Archives and Records Administration
Photographer:: Donald Wiedenmayer
Submitted By:: Elizabeth Andre
Submitted On:: 2012-02-10
Original Media:: FIlm Negative
Scanning/Digitization/Creation Notes:: Macbook v.10.5 Epson perfection V700-750
Image Scanned By:: Josh Ellsworth
Catalogue Information:: Negative #13440
Relative Dating Rationale:: Original Metadata
Times viewed:: 966853

Title:

Re-shot: 12 Maplewood Terrace

Date:: 2012-06-18
Description:: This color photograph documents the former location of 12 Maplewood Terrace, near the intersection of U.S. Routes 4 and 5 in White River Junction. 12 Maplewood Terrace and several neighboring dwellings were demolished when the two U.S. highways were widened and re-routed across a new bridge that was constructed over the White River. This highway engineering project accompanied the construction of I-91 along the west end of the city. In this image, North Main Street (U.S. 4 & 5) passes across the foreground and is lined by concrete sidewalks. A wood-frame, gable-roof dwelling stands on the far side of the road at the left edge of the image. A large, ornate carriage barn with rooftop cupola is attached to the rear of the dwelling. A few small trees and shrubs vegetate the manicured lawn. This dwelling faces off the camera and fronts the remaining section of Maplewood Terrace, which is accessible by foot via a set of stairs off the main highway. A parking lot abuts the property to the right. 12 Maplewood Terrace once stood where the parking lot is now located. A thickly-forested hill rises to the rear of the properties. The season is spring.