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Barker at the grounds of the Vermont state fair, Rutland (LOC)

  • cuisle west ... away awhile said:
    Surprising to see just how little the State Fairs have changed over the years .... save for the enormous rides!
  • drb26dec said:
    An interesting note on the cavas banners in those days.A very few survive from the 30's thru the end of the 40's.All were hand painted in those days and some have sold in fair condition for 6000.00$.Some painted by very well known artists of the era.Some are absolutely truly a master work.An old one in good condition from a major circus or well known Carni could fetch 10K.....................so if you are lucky enough to have one don't leave it in the barn.

Morris Levine, 212 Park Street. 11 years old and sells papers every day--been selling five years. Makes 50 cents Sundays and 30 cents other days. Location: Burlington, Vermont (LOC)

  • swanq said:
    212 Park Street is a private home, presumably where Morris Levine lives. The building housing the Strong (movie theater in poster) was built in 1904 as a "legitimate" theater, and survived until 1970. See cinematreasures.org/theaters/20985 But the picture is probably elsewhere.

Center of town. Woodstock, Vermont. "Snowy night" (LOC)

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  • Ethan Reedy said:
    The building on the left is now an art gallery called Gallery on the Green (http://www.galleryonthegreen.com). About 15 years ago, shortly after I first moved to DC, the Library of Congress produced a poster of this photo. I gave a copy to the gallery when we were there on vacation, but I haven't been back since to see if it is hanging anywhere.
  • (deaf mute) said:
    Incredible. Few flickr photographers could take a photo as good as this with the latest technology. -- Seen in your FSA/OWI Favorites set. (?)
  • truthful breath said:
    I agree with Arty Smokes, this is a visual delight to ones eyes
  • Tony Auth said:
    arty smokes is true. this picture shows how technology doesnt create a beautiful picture. its an artform and possibly one of the most difficullt ones to master.
  • Elastic Cub said:
    It really is amazing how sharp it looks and the quality.