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Construction operations above Diablo Dam, May 7, 1928
101. Construction operations above Diablo Dam, May 7, 1928
Flood water submerging diversion dam, Diablo Dam, May 20, 1928
102. Flood water submerging diversion dam, Diablo Dam, May 20, 1928
Pouring concrete for Diablo Dam construction, with man hanging from crane lines, using guidewire to direct
103. Pouring concrete for Diablo Dam construction, with man hanging from crane lines, using guidewire to direct concrete funnel, October 3, 1928
Sand and gravel storage bins under construction, Diablo Dam, March 16, 1928
104. Sand and gravel storage bins under construction, Diablo Dam, March 16, 1928
Gravel grading equipment at Reflector Bar, with incline railway in background, March 1928
105. Gravel grading equipment at Reflector Bar, with incline railway in background, March 1928
Completed southern addition to powerhouse, February 26, 1925
106. Completed southern addition to powerhouse, February 26, 1925
Diversion dam, looking upstream, Diablo Dam, April 25, 1928
107. Diversion dam, looking upstream, Diablo Dam, April 25, 1928
Reflector Bar on the Skagit River used to supply sand and gravel for construction of the Diablo Dam,
108. Reflector Bar on the Skagit River used to supply sand and gravel for construction of the Diablo Dam, March 1928
Installation of fourth water wheel turbine and generator in powerhouse, October 15, 1924
109. Installation of fourth water wheel turbine and generator in powerhouse, October 15, 1924
Winston Brothers Construction Company workers camp, Diablo Dam site, Mary 12, 1928
110. Winston Brothers Construction Company workers camp, Diablo Dam site, Mary 12, 1928
Davis Ranch, along the Skagit River at a location known as Cedar Bar, eight miles above Goodell's Landing
111. Davis Ranch, along the Skagit River at a location known as Cedar Bar, eight miles above Goodell's Landing (now Newhalem), March 29, 1927
Powerhouse showing completed addition on the right, February 26, 1925
112. Powerhouse showing completed addition on the right, February 26, 1925
Bird's-eye view of Newhalem construction camp, July 17, 1921
113. Bird's-eye view of Newhalem construction camp, July 17, 1921
Tailrace site, Gorge Dam Powerhouse, April 1, 1924
114. Tailrace site, Gorge Dam Powerhouse, April 1, 1924
Bridge across the Skagit River at the site of the Gorge Dam Powerhouse, July 17, 1921
115. Bridge across the Skagit River at the site of the Gorge Dam Powerhouse, July 17, 1921
Gas-powered trolley, known as the Toonerville Trolley, running on railroad tracks from Rockport to Newhalem,
116. Gas-powered trolley, known as the Toonerville Trolley, running on railroad tracks from Rockport to Newhalem, providing tours of the Gorge Dam construction site, July 17, 1921
Transmission bus at North Substation, with 154 kV G-2 oil circuit breakers, 1924
117. Transmission bus at North Substation, with 154 kV G-2 oil circuit breakers, 1924
Holt Caterpillar tractor and five-ton trailers, Gorge Dam, April 1921
118. Holt Caterpillar tractor and five-ton trailers, Gorge Dam, April 1921
Hoist used to lower equipment and men to dig tunnel from outlet canal to penstocks, northwest of Lake
119. Hoist used to lower equipment and men to dig tunnel from outlet canal to penstocks, northwest of Lake Tapps, July 18, 1910
Construction of forebay leading into penstock tunnels, May 30, 1911
120. Construction of forebay leading into penstock tunnels, May 30, 1911
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