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Winooski Avenue changed greatly during the period 1830 to 1853. The area of what is now North Winooski Avenue between Pearl and North Streets had one possible building identified for the 1830 project. By 1853, twenty one structures had been built that remain standing today. If you include the four structures on Grant Street, the count is twenty five. This is indicative of the rapid growth occurring in the Burlington area in this period. The residences constructed on North Winooski Avenue were for Burlington's burgeoning middle class. By the turn of the century, this area was changing along with the rest of the Old North End. Working class families replaced middle class merchants and professionals. Many of the residences were divided into apartments. This trend continues today with many of the buildings a shadow of their former selves.

Site Plan of Contributing Structures on North and South Winooski Avenues, North to Main Streets

Index of Surviving Strucutres
For more information on each structure click the picture or street address of the structure.

1		137 North Winooski Avenue	2		136 North Winooski Avenue
3		133 North Winooski Avenue	4		132 North Winooski Avenue
5		127 North Winooski Avenue	6		123 North Winooski Avenue
7		116 North Winooski Avenue	8		111 North Winooski Avenue
9		108 North Winooski Avenue	10		103 North Winooski Avenue
11		97 North Winooski Avenue	12		91 North Winooski Avenue
13		84 North Winooski Avenue	14		77 North Winooski Avenue
15		72 North Winooski Avenue	16		71 North Winooski Avenue
17		64 North Winooski Avenue	18		52 North Winooski Avenue
19		46 North Winooski Avenue	20		42 North Winooski Avenue
21		26 North Winooski Avenue	22		First. Congregational Church
23		69 Grant Street	24		74 Grant Street
25		75 Grant Street	26		82 Grant Street
27		159 Cherry Street	28		207-215 College Street (The Leavenworth Block)
29		11 Center Street