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Old Number Six, the steam locomotive used by Seattle City Light on their tourist railroad from Marblemount
121. Old Number Six, the steam locomotive used by Seattle City Light on their tourist railroad from Marblemount to Diablo, now a tourist attraction in Newhalem, 1989
Diablo Powerhouse interior looking north from the south end of the cooling water pipe gallery, water
122. Diablo Powerhouse interior looking north from the south end of the cooling water pipe gallery, water cleaner in foreground, July 1989
Inspection gallery form for Ruby Dam, June 27, 1939
123. Inspection gallery form for Ruby Dam, June 27, 1939
Area to be filled with second stage concrete above Ross Powerhouse, May 3, 1952
124. Area to be filled with second stage concrete above Ross Powerhouse, May 3, 1952
Ross Crypt showing granite-carved tomb containing the graves of J.D. Ross and his wife Alice, Ross Mountain,
125. Ross Crypt showing granite-carved tomb containing the graves of J.D. Ross and his wife Alice, Ross Mountain, July 1989
Gorge Inn, formerly the mess hall for the Skagit Hydroelectric Project employees, Newhalem, July 1989
126. Gorge Inn, formerly the mess hall for the Skagit Hydroelectric Project employees, Newhalem, July 1989
Interior of headhouse for the Diablo Dam incline railway, showing cable and drums for lily hoist, July
127. Interior of headhouse for the Diablo Dam incline railway, showing cable and drums for lily hoist, July 1989
Tourists visiting Diablo Dam, ca. 1933
128. Tourists visiting Diablo Dam, ca. 1933
Rustic 1930s house in the Hollywood section of Diablo, July 1989
129. Rustic 1930s house in the Hollywood section of Diablo, July 1989
Spillgates of Gorge High Dam as seen from the intake, July 1989
130. Spillgates of Gorge High Dam as seen from the intake, July 1989
Gorge High Dam, showing unusually high water in Gorge Lake, July 1989
131. Gorge High Dam, showing unusually high water in Gorge Lake, July 1989
View from roof of the Gorge Powerhouse, looking west to the switchyard with the Pratt truss vehicle bridge
132. View from roof of the Gorge Powerhouse, looking west to the switchyard with the Pratt truss vehicle bridge to the right, July 1989
Gorge Powerhouse showing the 1924 section on right and the 1940s section on left, July 1989
133. Gorge Powerhouse showing the 1924 section on right and the 1940s section on left, July 1989
Diablo Communications Building, July 1989
134. Diablo Communications Building, July 1989
Turbine pit area of Gorge Powerhouse, showing relief valve for generating unit 23 in foreground and governor
135. Turbine pit area of Gorge Powerhouse, showing relief valve for generating unit 23 in foreground and governor oil tanks and pumps in the left rear, July 1989
Diablo Commissary, built in 1952 to serve the residents of Diablo, July 1989
136. Diablo Commissary, built in 1952 to serve the residents of Diablo, July 1989
Ross Dam, July 1989
137. Ross Dam, July 1989
Truck crossing suspension bridge at Ruby Dam during initial construction, 1938
138. Truck crossing suspension bridge at Ruby Dam during initial construction, 1938
Gorge Inn Suspension Bridge over the Skagit River showing the Gorge Powerhouse on the right, Newhalem,
139. Gorge Inn Suspension Bridge over the Skagit River showing the Gorge Powerhouse on the right, Newhalem, July 1989
Excavation in the Glory Hole at the Ruby Dam site, 1938
140. Excavation in the Glory Hole at the Ruby Dam site, 1938
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