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Photograph of a group of Barre men, presumably from Bisuschio, Italy, celebrating in a wooded setting. Several men hold mugs of a beverage. One has a rifle, one has an accordion, one has a cello, one has a doctor's bag, and one is sitting on a…

Photograph of a large group of Barre residents, presumably from Bisuschio, Italy, celebrating in a wooded setting. Several men hold mugs of a beverage. One has an accordion, one has a cello, one has an open doctor's bag, one has a carved watermelon,…

Charles Pamperl, a drawing school teacher, among a group of pigeons, in front of the Barre Post Office, January 22, 1945

Carlo Abate, sculptor, free hand drawing teacher, and editor of an anarchist newspaper.

Spaulding High School as seen from near corner of Church and Washington Streets in winter. Trolley tracks run up the middle of Washington St. and a portion of the house known as "Maplehurst" can be seen on the left. The Spaulding High School Building…

"Taken from hill about 25 rods south of road leading to George Bassette from Prospect St." Goddard Seminary is in the center of the photograph.

A photograph of a group standing around the front steps of the Barre City Hall. Repository has names of some of the men in this image.

A large group of men and boys admire the laying of paving stones on Main St., Barre. Trolley tracks run down the middle of the street and a pile of granite pavers can be seen in the foreground.

A photograph of Tourist Club members, a group that supported learning and self improvement. The names of the women in this image are in repository.

A large group of people is gathered outside two houses on a dirt road in Barre. They are apparently participating in the auction of lots near Farwell St.

An image of William F. Bradford (far right), freight office superintendent for the Central Vermont Railway, standing with a group of CV Railway employees by one of the engines.

An image of employees of the Central Vermont Railway, including superintendent William F. Bradford (fourth from left), standing in front of the freight Depot in Barre.