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Adjacent to the Pioneer Mills and across the Central Vermont Railroad tracks was a cluster of buildings that housed the granite operation of Harry J. Bertoli.

A family including two women, one man, and a child stand on a wooden bridge over a bubbling stream in the woods. Location is unknown, but it might be Great Brook in Middlesex (off of Brook Road).

A Calder & Richardson worker stands with a Clydesdale Motor Truck Company vehicle in front of the "Depot Square Cafe." The King Block at 214-218 North Main Street can be seen in the background.

The granite operation of Harry J. Bertoli employed approximately fifteen people, six of whom were shaping statues and involved in carving work

Gutted shell of a stone house, probably in the Lake Champlain valley.

A Calder & Richardson worker in bowtie and cap stand with arms crossed in front of a Clydesdale Motor Truck Company truck (registration number 3-763) in front of the Central Vermont rail depot in Barre, Vermont.

The monument to Margaret Pitkin, known as "Little Margaret," was created at the Bertoli shed in Montpelier in 1902.

Two men sit on their bicycles near a house, probably at 51 Berlin Street in Montpelier, Vermont. Based on another photograph in our collection, the man on the left is probably "Mr. Hammond."

Two Calder & Richardson workers stand in front of a Clydesdale Motor Truck Company truck (registration number 4-131) in front of the "Depot Square Cafe," Barre, Vermont.

Harry and Maria Bertoli resided on Taplin Street in the Pioneer Mill neighborhood that was home to many Italian families, c. 1905.

Two men stand outside in a yard by a house (probably 51 Berlin Street, Montpelier, Vermont, next to a pair of bicycles. The man on the left may be "Mr. Hammond," based on an identification on a different photograph.

A Calder & Richardson company coal truck (registration number X1-445) is parked outside the offices at Depot Square with a worker seated in the passenger side.