Photograph Aerial View of Shelburne Village looking North

Photograph

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Shelburne Historical Society

Photograph Arial View of Shelburne Village looking North - Lower Altitude

Photograph Arial View of Shelburne Village looking North - Lower Altitude

Name/Title

Photograph Aerial View of Shelburne Village looking North

Entry/Object ID

2025.13.7

Description

Photograph Aerial View of Shelburne Village looking North

Photograph Details

Type of Photograph

Digital

Subject

Shelburne Vermont Village and land North including Shelburne Bay at a lower altitude

Subject Place

* Untyped Subject Place

Shelburne Village, United States

Town

Shelburne

State/Province

Vermont

Continent

North America

Context

This photograph was taken 29 April 1942.

Made/Created

Artist

Lathrop, George

Date made

Apr 29, 1942

Place

Town

Shelburne

State/Province

Vermont

* Untyped Place

United States

Continent

North America

Notes

Width: 800 pixels, Height: 561 Pixels, Resolution: 96 dpi

Lexicon

Getty AAT

Concept

digital photographs

Other Names

Name Type

Catalogue Information

Other Name

Lathrop Collection 1992.78.572

Name Type

Filename

Other Name

Landscape Change Program - Filename: LS25258_000.jpg

Name Type

Filename

Other Name

Landscape Change Program - Original Filename: SMSK051.jpg

Web Links and URLs

Image Source in Landscape Change Program - University of Vermont

Copyright

Type of License

Copright Statement - In Copyright

Copyright Holder

Henry Sheldon Museum of Vermont History

Restrictions

Credit: "Collection of the Henry Sheldon Museum of Vermont History, Middlebury, Vermont". Permission of the low-resolution images (below 300 dpi) on the Shelburne Historical Society website. The high-resolution images are for onsite research purposes only. Please, do not share or distribute the latter without additional permission.

Notes

Image first discovered in the UVM Landscape Change Program on-line, then image files and permission for use acquired 14 Nov 2025. David Boucher 17 Nov 2025

Created By

Boucher, David

Create Date

March 11, 2023

Updated By

Boucher, David

Update Date

November 17, 2025