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Airplane is a Beech Model 17
Album leaf 331: Airplace, 5/19/38 PH Coll 238.331
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Album leaf 302: Spanning tower, 4/8/38
PH Coll 238.302
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Album leaf 166: Presidential (F.D.R.) visit, 10/2/37
PH Coll 238.166
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On verso of image: The W.P.A. tugboats "Nespelem" and "Wellpinit" under construction at the Camp Spokane shipyard on the Spokane River. May 27, 1940
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Album leaf 408: Three men on top of beams, 7/28/1938
PH Coll 238.408
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Note on album leaf: West cofferdam, March 31, 1935. Length 3,000 ft., ht. 115 ft., over 17,000 tons steel piling, constructed in ninety days.<br><br>PH Coll 239.14
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Note on album leaf: Source of supply for the eleven million yards of sand and gravel required for Grand Coulee Dam
PH Coll 239.37 |
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Note on album leaf: Gov. Clarence D. Martin formally placing first concrete in dam, Dec. 6, 1935
PH Coll 239.20
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See Photo No. [274]
Negative No. C-334; US WPA 566 [Grand Coulee Dam 275]
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Caption on image: Sydney W. Wurzburg and his clerk, Margaret Miller, look down Marcus' main street which will be but a memory after backwater of the Columbia river behind Grand Coulee dam floods the town site. Mr. Wurzburg plans to go on a...
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Caption on image: Show night at Camp Gerome, held in the mess hall, is well-attended. The orchestra offers an overture before the curtain is lowered for a screen upon which the movie is projected.
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Label on verso: Date: June 27, 1941 OP 65-2-93-146, Dist. 1; PHOTO BY: Morgan Fitz, Camp Kettle; COUNTY: Stevens; Neg. No. 909; Title: Columbia River Reservour (sic) Clear. Prog. Caption: Completed Reservour (sic) lake bed half-mile south of...
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Caption verso: US WPA 569
Truck with advertising for Bohemian Club Beer in background [Grand Coulee Dam 307]
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Caption included with image; Last tree felled in Camp Gifford clearing area by WPA crews. Standing beside the tree which was felled along the old river highway on a flat midway between the towns of Rice and Daisy are, from left to right: H.M....
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Camp Gerome was located on the left bank of the Columbia 61-1/2 miles above the dam and near the old town of Gerome
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Label on verso: WORK PROJECTS ADMINISTRATION, M-9; STATE OF WASHINGTON; Date 11/26/40; O.P. No. 65-2-93-146; Zone 1 ; County: Stevens; City: Neg. C-756; Title: Columbia Basin Clearing Project;
Caption: Camp Ferry workers disembark at...
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Caption included with image: July 23, 1940. Camp Gifford, second largest of six WPA cantonments housing the WPA clearing crews on the upper Columbia and adjacent waters of tributary streams. This recently completed camp now accommodates 510 of the...
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Caption included with image: "MARCUS MOVES" -- The old home of Mrs. Sarah A. Nagel, a Marcus resident for 33 years, will soon be moved to higher ground. Miss Celestine Nagel seen reading to her Mother. The steady rising waters of the Columbia,...
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