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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961. <br><br>In 1919, City Light began planning for a dam at the Rip Raps below Ruby Creek, and construction of Ruby Dam began in September 1937. The...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961. <br><br>In 1919, City Light began planning for a dam at the Rip Raps below Ruby Creek, and construction of Ruby Dam began in September 1937. The...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961. <br><br>John H. McMillan was an eastern Canadian who first came into the region in the mid-1880s. Like other early settlers, McMillan was a miner...
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>In 1919 the city of Seattle needed to devise a transportation method to get crews and supplies from Rockport, where the current railroad ended,...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>The Gorge Dam and Powerhouse were built by Seattle City Light and completed in September of 1924.<br><br>Caption on image: Gorge...
2024-05-20
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Construction photographs of the White River Power Plant, a hydroelectric facility on the White River, built by the Pacific Coast Power Company, 1909-1911. This company was acquired by Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company in...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>The Gorge Dam and Powerhouse were built by Seattle City Light and completed in September of 1924.<br><br>Caption on image: Diamond...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>Caption on image: Skagit River Power Project. Plan of ultimate 1,120,000 horsepower development. Gorge Power House - 75,000 horsepower...
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Construction photographs of the Electron Plant, a hydroelectric facility on the Puyallup River, built by the Puget Sound Power Company, 1902-1904. This company was acquired by Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Company in...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>1919 the city of Seattle needed to devise a transportation method to get crews and supplies from Rockport, where the current railroad ended, 23...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>In 1919, City Light began planning for a dam at the Rip Raps below Ruby Creek, and construction of Ruby Dam began in September 1937. The...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>In 1919, City Light began planning for a dam at the Rip Raps below Ruby Creek, and construction of Ruby Dam began in September 1937. The...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>In 1919, City Light began planning for a dam at the Rip Raps below Ruby Creek, and construction of Ruby Dam began in September 1937. The...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>The Gorge Dam and Powerhouse were built by Seattle City Light and completed in September of 1924.<br><br>Caption on image:...
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>The Diablo Dam was built by Seattle City Light at a location 7-1/2 miles upstream from Newhalem and completed August 27, 1930. Due to the Great...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>The name of Ruby Dam was changed to Ross Dam in 1939 after the death of J.D. Ross, Seattle City Light Superintendent from 1911-1939, best known...
2024-05-20
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Construction photographs of the White River Power Plant, a hydroelectric facility on the White River, built by the Pacific Coast Power Company, 1909-1911. This company was acquired by Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company in...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>The Gorge Dam and Powerhouse were built by Seattle City Light and completed in September of 1924.<br><br>Caption on image: 8-12-20,...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>In 1919 the city of Seattle needed to devise a transportation method to get crews and supplies from Rockport, where the current railroad ended,...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>The Diablo Dam was built by Seattle City Light at a location 7-1/2 miles upstream from Newhalem and completed August 27, 1930. Due to the Great...
2024-05-20
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Construction photographs of the Electron Plant, a hydroelectric facility on the Puyallup River, built by the Puget Sound Power Company, 1902-1904. This company was acquired by Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Company in...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>The Gorge Dam and Powerhouse were built by Seattle City Light and completed in September of 1924.<br><br>Caption on image: No. 1...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>The name of Ruby Dam was changed to Ross Dam in 1939 after the death of J.D. Ross, Seattle City Light Superintendent from 1911-1939, best known...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>In 1919, City Light began planning for a dam at the Rip Raps below Ruby Creek, and construction of Ruby Dam began in September 1937. The...
2024-05-20
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Photographs of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project constructed between 1918-1961.<br><br>The Gorge Dam and Powerhouse were built by Seattle City Light and completed in September of 1924.<br><br>Caption on image: 8-12-20,...
2024-05-20
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