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Columbia Basin Project Safety News is a monthly publication issued to employees of the Columbia Basin Project informing them of accidents, safety regulations, and day to day activities on the Grand Coulee Dam construction site.
2024-02-18
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Columbia Basin Project Safety News is a monthly publication issued to employees of the Columbia Basin Project informing them of accidents, safety regulations, and day to day activities on the Grand Coulee Dam construction site.
2024-04-18
2024-04-18 |
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Columbia Basin Project Safety News is a monthly publication issued to employees of the Columbia Basin Project informing them of accidents, safety regulations, and day to day activities on the Grand Coulee Dam construction site.
2024-01-18
2024-04-18 |
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Columbia Basin Project Safety News is a monthly publication issued to employees of the Columbia Basin Project informing them of accidents, safety regulations, and day to day activities on the Grand Coulee Dam construction site.
2024-02-18
2024-04-18 |
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Columbia Basin Project Safety News is a monthly publication issued to employees of the Columbia Basin Project informing them of accidents, safety regulations, and day to day activities on the Grand Coulee Dam construction site.
2024-03-18
2024-04-18 |
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Columbia Basin Project Safety News is a monthly publication issued to employees of the Columbia Basin Project informing them of accidents, safety regulations, and day to day activities on the Grand Coulee Dam construction site.
1946-12-13
2024-04-18 |
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Columbia Basin Project Safety News is a monthly publication issued to employees of the Columbia Basin Project informing them of accidents, safety regulations, and day to day activities on the Grand Coulee Dam construction site.
2024-07-18
2024-04-18 |
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Columbia Basin Project Safety News is a monthly publication issued to employees of the Columbia Basin Project informing them of accidents, safety regulations, and day to day activities on the Grand Coulee Dam construction site.
2024-05-18
2024-04-18 |
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Columbia Basin Project Safety News is a monthly publication issued to employees of the Columbia Basin Project informing them of accidents, safety regulations, and day to day activities on the Grand Coulee Dam construction site.
2024-08-18
2024-04-18 |
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Columbia Basin Project Safety News is a monthly publication issued to employees of the Columbia Basin Project informing them of accidents, safety regulations, and day to day activities on the Grand Coulee Dam construction site.
2024-11-18
2024-04-18 |
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Columbia Basin Project Safety News is a monthly publication issued to employees of the Columbia Basin Project informing them of accidents, safety regulations, and day to day activities on the Grand Coulee Dam construction site.
1947-10-01
2024-04-18 |
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Columbia Basin Project Safety News is a monthly publication issued to employees of the Columbia Basin Project informing them of accidents, safety regulations, and day to day activities on the Grand Coulee Dam construction site.
2024-06-18
2024-04-18 |
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Columbia Basin Project Safety News is a monthly publication issued to employees of the Columbia Basin Project informing them of accidents, safety regulations, and day to day activities on the Grand Coulee Dam construction site.
2024-09-18
2024-04-18 |
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Columbia Basin Project Safety News is a monthly publication issued to employees of the Columbia Basin Project informing them of accidents, safety regulations, and day to day activities on the Grand Coulee Dam construction site.
2024-04-18
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This view of the Grand Coulee, taken from the west wall several miles below Steamboat Rock, vividly portrays the immensity and grandeur of this unique chasm. This remarkable canyon, and its counterpart, Moses Coulee, cut by the drainage from the...
2024-04-18
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One has to stand beneath these majestic basalt cliffs to truly appreciate their great height, and to trudge across the canyon floors to realize their vast extent. These towering walls, rising layer upon layer, tell of a scene once so spectacular...
2024-04-18
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This view from the west wall of the Coulee, with the southwestern part of the Hartline Basin in the background, shows the remains of the great flood channel cut as the torrent rushed toward the narrow outlet of the Hartline Basin to the right....
2024-04-18
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This is a part of the Hartline Basin as viewed from the western scarp of the Grand Coulee." As the glacial floods roared southward and plunged over the monocline fold into the Hartline Structural Depression, formed buy the fold seen this side of...
2024-04-18
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Here is shown a part of the payroll line on June 04, 1937 as they lined up back of the company Mess Hall. Nearly every "construction stiff" west of the Mississippi River at one time or another passed thru some payroll line of this project." Many...
1937-06-04
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Mr. A. F. Darland began work with the Bureau of Reclamation at Grand Coulee Dam as Field Engineer on April 17, 1934. On Dec. 1, 1939 he was promoted to Construction Engineer. On May 15, 1945 he resigned from the position of Acting Supervising...
2024-04-18
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This photo of a group of U.S.B.R. engineers at Grand Coulee Dam was taken on March 08, 1936. Front Row (L. to R." Ed. Argursinger, D. M. Snow, Wendell Swanson, Wm. Harries, Geo. "Trig" Hanson, Jack Cavin, Fred Sharkey, Jake Neiman, A. F. Darland,...
1936-03-08
2024-04-18 |
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This is the west excavation area as seen from block 40 in November of 1935. Both trestles are being rapidly extended as the bedrock receives its final clearance from the inspectors. <br> Under the MWAK contract two trestles were necessary...
1935-11-01
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Here steelworkers are closing the MWAK high trestle above one of the deep crevasses in the east side bedrock. The zig-zag trough system, with the long rubber and canvas tube or "elephant trunk" on the end, seen inside the left tower prevents the...
1937-04-01
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Here in April of 1937 jackhammer crews are removing the first layer of bedrock in the excavation pit east of block 40. Note the vertical keyways on the side of block 40, which was typical of all blocks. The blocks were interlocked with these...
1937-04-01
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Here stands two of the five largest recesses in the frowning scarp of Dry Falls, over whose three and a half mile brink roared and thundered one of the greatest water falls of all geological history. It was three times as wide as the greatest...
2024-04-18
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