Photographs of Seattle City Light projects, approximately 1919-1963
Table of Contents
Overview of the Collection
- Title
- Photographs of Seattle City Light projects
- Dates
- approximately 1919-1963 (inclusive)19191963
- Quantity
- 0.38 cubic feet (2 boxes containing 168 photographic prints)
- Collection Number
- PH1124
- Summary
- Photographs made to document the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project, Seattle City Light buildings, projects and activities
- Repository
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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu - Access Restrictions
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The collection is open to the public.
- Additional Reference Guides
- Languages
- English
- Sponsor
- Funding for the processing of this collection was partially provided through grants awarded by Seattle City Light and IBEW Local 77.
Historical Note
Seattle's first hydroelectric project was on Cedar River, and the plant first generated power for the City in 1905, under the supervision of the City Water Department. By 1910, however, the City Council declared the need for a department solely focused on electricity, and Seattle City Light was created on April 1, 1910. The department's second superintendent, James Delmage Ross, is known as the "Father of City Light." Ross spearheaded the complex effort to build the three dams on the Skagit River which provide much of Seattle's electricity.
Content Description
Includes photographs made to document the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project which included the construction of three dams: Gorge, Diablo, and Ross (originally known as Ruby). Also includes photographs of Seattle City Light offices, substations, powerlines, and etc.
Other Descriptive Information
Many of the photographs with photographer's numbers between 5,000 and 5,999 are probably by James P. Lee, the City of Seattle's photographer for many years.
Use of the Collection
Alternative Forms Available
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Restrictions on Use
Restrictions may exist on reproduction, quotation, or publication. Contact Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries for details.
Administrative Information
Arrangement
Organized into 5 accessions.
- Accession No. Series 1, Skagit River Hydroelectric Project,
- Accession No. Series 2, Seattle City Light North Substation,
- Accession No. Series 3, Lake Union Steam Plant,
- Accession No. Series 4, Seattle City Light Offices,
- Accession No. Series 5, Inverness Neighborhood Project,
Processing Note
Processed by Elizabeth Russell; processing completed in 2013.
Related Materials
The Seattle City Light Albums (PH Coll 45) document construction of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project.
Detailed Description of the Collection
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Series 1: Skagit River Hydroelectric Project
The Skagit Hydroelectric Project was a series of three dams and powerhouse construction projects along the Skagit River in northern Washington State which began in 1918 and continued until the early 1960s. Construction on the three dams began with Gorge Dam and Powerhouse, dedicated in 1924. The second dam built was Diablo Dam, completed in 1930. The furthest upstream dam, originally named Ruby Dam but renamed Ross Dam after the death of James D. Ross, was completed in 1943. These dams currently create electricity and provide water storage for Seattle.
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Description: Site of Gorge Powerhouse before construction (5001)
Duplicate of item 1-18 in PH Coll 45 Seattle City Light Albums.
Caption on photo: Gorge - Power House Site. Mile 16. Distance from Marblemont.
Dates: July 1, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/1, Item 1 -
Description: Plank walkway at Devil's Corner in Skagit Canyon below Gorge Creek (5002)
Duplicate of item 1-39 in PH Coll 45 Seattle City Light Albums.
Dates: July 1, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/1, Item 2 -
Description: Skagit River at bend in river nick-named "Devil's Corner" (5003)Dates: July 1, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/1, Item 3
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Description: Snowslide Gulch near Gorge Powerhouse site (5004)Dates: July 1, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/1, Item 4
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Dates: July 1, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/1, Item 5
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Description: White water rapids in Skagit River (5006)Dates: July 1, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/1, Item 6
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Description: White water at proposed Gorge Dam site (5007)Dates: July 1, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/1, Item 7
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Description: White water rapids and boulders at proposed Gorge Dam site with man crossing river in hand-operated cable car (5008)Dates: July 1, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/1, Item 8
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Description: Skagit River near Gorge Dam siteDates: circa July 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/1, Item 9
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Description: Skagit River at proposed Gorge Dam site showing wooden structure on bank (5009)Dates: July 1, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/1, Item 10
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Dates: July 1, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/1, Item 11
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Description: Gorge Creek Canyon seen from the Skagit River (5013)Dates: July 1, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/2, Item 12
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Description: Steep canyon wall along the Skagit River (5014)Dates: July 1, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/2, Item 13
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Description: North bank of proposed Gorge Dam site (5015)Dates: circa July 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/2, Item 14
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Dates: circa July 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/2, Item 15
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Description: South bank of proposed Gorge Dam site (5017)Dates: July 1, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/2, Item 16
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Description: Skagit River and wooded bank, probably near dam site (5018)Dates: circa 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/2, Item 17
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Description: Main building on Davis Ranch (5019)
The Davis Ranch, a popular roadhouse,was condemned to make way for the Diablo Dam Hydroelectric Project.
Dates: circa 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/2, Item 18 -
Description: Reflector Bar Ranger Station (5020)Dates: June 30, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/2, Item 19
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Description: Reflector Bar Gaging Station near Diablo Power House site (5021Dates: June 30, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/2, Item 20
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Description: Diablo Trail Bridge at site of Diablo Dam (5022)Dates: June 30, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/2, Item 21
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Description: Skagit River with Thunder Creek Watershed in distance (5023)Dates: June 30, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/3, Item 22
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Description: Diablo Canyon at site of Diablo Dam (5026)
Duplicate of item 2-1 in PH Coll 45 Seattle City Light Albums.
Dates: June 30, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/3, Item 23 -
Description: Looking down on Skagit River at bend in river downstream of Ross Dam site (5027)Dates: June 28, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/3, Item 24
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Dates: June 28, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/3, Item 25
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Dates: June 28, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/3, Item 26
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Description: Site of Ross Dam Powerhouse (5030)Dates: June 28, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/3, Item 27
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Dates: June 28, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/3, Item 28
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Description: Skagit Canyon downstream from Ross Dam site (5032)Dates: June 28, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/3, Item 29
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Description: Diamond drill machinery on Skagit River bank at site of Ross Dam (5033)Dates: June 29, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/3, Item 30
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Description: South bank of Ross Dam site (5034)Dates: June 29, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/3, Item 31
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Dates: June 29, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/4, Item 32
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Dates: June 29, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/4, Item 33
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Description: Mountainous terrain above Ross Dam site (5037)Dates: July 28, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/4, Item 34
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Description: River viewed from hill, probably near junction of Skagit River and Ruby Creek (5038)Dates: circa 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/4, Item 35
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Description: Junction of Ruby Creek with Skagit River (5039)
Caption on photo: Junction of Ruby Creek with Skagit River, Mile 28. Ruby Creek Trail Bridge, Shinkle Bridge in Distance.
Dates: June 29, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/4, Item 36 -
Description: Ruby Creek Trail Bridge and suspension bridge at junction of Ruby Creek and Skagit River (5040)Dates: June 29, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/4, Item 37
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Description: Junction of Skagit River and Ruby Creek, with ranch buildings at right (5041)
McMillan's Roadhouse is at lower right. Two bridges are shown, one a cable suspension bridge across the Skagit River and the other temporary footbridge across Ruby Creek built during the Skagit hydroelectric construction project.
Dates: June 28, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/4, Item 38 -
Dates: circa 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/4, Item 39
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Description: Wooded mountainside of Ruby Creek watershed (5043)Dates: June 29, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/4, Item 40
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Description: Tent camp and horses near junction of Skagit River and Ruby CreekDates: June 29, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/4, Item 41
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Description: Ross Dam site from a distance (5045)Dates: June 29, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/5, Item 42
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Description: Upper Skagit Valley near Ross Dam site (5046)Dates: June 29, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/5, Item 43
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Description: Site of Gorge Powerhouse on Skagit River (5047)Dates: October 21, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/5, Item 44
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Description: Skagit River and wooded bank near site of Gorge Powerhouse (5048)Dates: October 21, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/5, Item 45
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Description: Gorge Powerhouse site (5049)Dates: October 21, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/5, Item 46
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Description: Skagit River near Gorge Powerhouse site (5050)
Caption on photo: View near Mile 16.
Dates: October 21, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/5, Item 47 -
Description: Babcock Creek Falls (5051)Dates: October 21, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/5, Item 48
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Description: Skagit River (5052)Dates: October 16, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/5, Item 49
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Description: Skagit River and river bank (5053-5054)Dates: October 16, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/5, Item 50-51
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Description: Trees on river bank, possibly during timber cutting at Gorge Dam site (5056)Dates: October 16, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/6, Item 52
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Description: Skagit River (5057)Dates: October 16, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/6, Item 53
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Description: Skagit River rapids (5058)Dates: October 16, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/6, Item 54
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Description: Wooden suspension bridge across Skagit River and early construction work on Gorge Dam (5059)Dates: October 17, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/6, Item 55
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Dates: October 17, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/6, Item 56
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Description: Wooden bridge across Skagit River during early construction work on Gorge Dam (5061)Dates: October 17, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/6, Item 57
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Description: Wooden bridge across Skagit River showing surveying tripods reached by ladder (5062-5063)Dates: October 17, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/6, Item 58-59
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Description: Wooden bridge across Skagit River showing surveying tripods with camp in background (5064)Dates: October 17, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/6, Item 60
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Description: River boulders and early construction activity (5065)Dates: October 17, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/6, Item 61
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Dates: October 22, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/7, Item 62
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Description: Boulders in the Skagit River (5067)
Caption on photo: Giant Stepping Stones.
Dates: October 21, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/7, Item 63 -
Description: Workers with wooden structures on Skagit River for preliminary dam construction work (5068)Dates: October 19, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/7, Item 64
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Description: Skagit River near Ross Dam site (5069)Dates: October 19, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/7, Item 65
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Dates: October 19, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/7, Item 66
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Description: Ladders on bank at Ross Dam site (5071)Dates: October 19, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/7, Item 67
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Description: Steep, rocky bank of Skagit River near Ross Dam site (5072)Dates: October 19, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/7, Item 68
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Dates: October 19, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/7, Item 69
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Description: Looking downstream at Ross Dam siteDates: circa 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/7, Item 70-71
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Description: Bridge on Rocky Creek (5074)Dates: October 23, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/8, Item 72
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Description: Bridge over creek (5075)
Caption on photo: Diobse.
Dates: October 23, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/8, Item 73 -
Description: Bridge over Bacon Creek (5076-5078)Dates: October 23, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/8, Item 74-76
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Description: Man standing on log bridge across Goodell Creek (5079)Dates: October 23, 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/8, Item 77
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Description: River, probably the Skagit River or Ruby CreekDates: circa 1919Container: Box/Folder 1/8, Item 78
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Description: Intersection of Great Northern Railroad line and Seattle City Light rail line in Rockport (5080)
Rockport Mercantile at left.
The Great Northern Railroad line only extended as far as Rockport, so in 1919 Seattle City Light commissioned an extension of the line to the east to carry construction supplies to the sites of the Gorge Dam and Powerhouse.
Dates: August 13, 1920Container: Box/Folder 1/8, Item 79 -
Dates: August 11, 1920Container: Box/Folder 1/8, Item 80
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Dates: August 11, 1920Container: Box/Folder 1/8, Item 81
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Dates: August 11, 1920Container: Box/Folder 2/1, Item 82
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Description: Rocky grade along Skagit River (5098)Dates: August 11, 1920Container: Box/Folder 2/1, Item 83
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Description: Workers stretched out on stumps of old growth trees cut during railroad construction (5099)Dates: August 12, 1920Container: Box/Folder 2/1, Item 84
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Description: Tractor hauling logs in front of sawmill, west of Babcock Creek and Gorge Powerhouse site (5100)Dates: August 12, 1920Container: Box/Folder 2/1, Item 85
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Dates: August 12, 1920Container: Box/Folder 2/1, Item 86
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Dates: August 12, 1920Container: Box/Folder 2/1, Item 87
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Dates: August 12, 1920Container: Box/Folder 2/1, Item 88
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Description: Man standing in front of turbine loaded on truck
Sign on turbine reads: From the Wellman-Seaver-Morgan Co., Cleveland, Ohio, Engineers and Manufacturers.
Dates: circa 1920-1924Container: Box/Folder 2/1, Item 89 -
Dates: February 14, 1924Container: Box/Folder 2/1, Item 90
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Description: Visitors inside tunnel at junction (5237)
Duplicate of item 1-71 in PH Coll 45 Seattle City Light Albums.
Caption: Interior of two mile tunnel serving Gorge Power House. Tunnel is 20'-6" inside diameter & supplies three 10'-0" diameter penstocks. Capacity 112,500 H.P.
Dates: August 15, 1924Container: Box/Folder 2/1, Item 91 -
Dates: circa 1924Container: Box/Folder 2/2, Item 92
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Description: Boy standing next to Westinghouse generator in Gorge Powerhouse (5342)
Caption on page: Interior of Gorge Power House. Skagit River Development. Installed capacity - 75,000 H.P.
Dates: circa 1924Container: Box/Folder 2/2, Item 93 -
Description: Gorge Powerhouse and bridge over Skagit, seen from higher elevation (5347)Dates: circa 1924Container: Box/Folder 2/2, Item 94
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Description: Gorge PowerhouseDates: circa 1924Container: Box/Folder 2/2, Item 95
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Description: Gorge PowerhouseDates: circa 1924Container: Box/Folder 2/2, Item 96
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Description: Original wooden Gorge Creek DamDates: 1925Container: Box/Folder 2/2, Item 97
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Description: Wooden pedestrian bridge over Skagit River canyonDates: circa 1927Container: Box/Folder 2/2, Item 98
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Description: Photograph of Hudson and Hammond Architects drawing of Diablo Powerhouse
Caption on drawing: City of Seattle - Skagit Power Development - Diablo Power House. John S. Hudson and H.G. Hammond, Architects, Seattle, Washington.
Dates: circa 1928-1931Container: Box/Folder 2/2, Item 99 -
Description: Incline railway at Diablo Dam construction site (D(28-5-23)1)
Duplicate of item 2-8 in PH Coll 45 Seattle City Light Albums.
Dates: May 23, 1928Container: Box/Folder 2/2, Item 100 -
Description: Construction work at Diablo Dam site (D(28-8-28)2)Dates: August 28, 1928Container: Box/Folder 2/2, Item 101
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Description: Winston Bros. container car on incline railway above Diablo Dam construction camp (D(28-8-28)6)Dates: August 28, 1928Container: Box/Folder 2/3, Item 102
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Description: Construction work at Diablo Dam site (D(28-10-3)1)Dates: October 3, 1928Container: Box/Folder 2/3, Item 103
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Description: Construction work at Diablo Dam site (D(28-10-3)2)Dates: October 3, 1928Container: Box/Folder 2/3, Item 104
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Description: Interior of diversion tunnel for Diablo Dam (5353)Dates: August 28, 1930Container: Box/Folder 2/3, Item 105
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Description: Eight men posed in front of steel plate wye for Diablo Dam penstock (8728A)
A penstock is an intake structure that controls water flow. In a hydroelectric dam, water flows from a reservoir through the penstock to the turbines for power generation. The wye is a branching structure that allows water to flow toward more than one turbine.
Dates: October 20, 1930Container: Box/Folder 2/3, Item 106 -
Dates: September 16, 1930Container: Box/Folder 2/3, Item 107
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Description: Diablo Dam and Diablo Lake, seen from higher elevation (D(30-11-7)1)Dates: November 7, 1930Container: Box/Folder 2/3, Item 108
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Dates: November 7, 1930Container: Box/Folder 2/3, Item 109
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Description: Pipes and water flow connected to operations at Diablo Dam (D(30-12-8)2)Dates: December 8, 1930Container: Box/Folder 2/3, Item 110
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Description: Man standing in Diablo Dam control room (D(30-12-8)6)Dates: December 8, 1930Container: Box/Folder 2/3, Item 111
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Description: Water released through Diablo Dam below control room (D(31-1-24)6)Dates: January 24, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/4, Item 112
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Dates: January 28, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/4, Item 113
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Description: Spray over Diablo Dam (D(28-1-31)5)Dates: January 28, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/4, Item 114
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Dates: February 3, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/4, Item 115
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Description: Water coming through spillways at Diablo Dam (D(31-2-3)5)Dates: February 3, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/4, Item 116
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Dates: March 6, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/4, Item 117
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Dates: March 8, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/4, Item 118
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Description: Water flowing through spillways on Diablo Dam, seen from higher elevationDates: circa 1930-1931Container: Box/Folder 2/4, Item 119
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Description: Looking down on Diablo Dam from Thunder Creek Trail (5450)
Caption on page: Diablo Dam. Skagit River Development. Height - 389', length across top - 1200'.
Dates: 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/4, Item 120 -
Dates: April 2, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/5, Item 121
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Dates: April 2, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/5, Item 122
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Dates: April 2, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/5, Item 123
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Dates: April 30, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/5, Item 124
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Dates: April 30, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/5, Item 125
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Description: Water flowing through spillways of Diablo Dam (D(31-5-9)1)Dates: May 9, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/5, Item 126
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Description: Looking across Diablo Dam and Diablo Lake, with hills in background (D(31-5-9)6)Dates: May 9, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/5, Item 127
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Description: Men standing on and around large pipe for Diablo Powerhouse, possibly draft tube (D(31-6-20)1)Dates: June 20, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/5, Item 128
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Description: Looking down on bifurcated penstock at Diablo Powerhouse construction site (D(31-6-20)3)Dates: June 20, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/5, Item 129
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Description: Workers standing around tube opening during construction of Diablo Powerhouse (D(31-6-26)1)Dates: June 26, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/6, Item 130
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Description: Men at work on construction of Diablo Powerhouse (D(31-7-1)2)Dates: July 1, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/6, Item 131
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Description: Buildings and construction supplies used for Diablo Powerhouse on bank of Skagit River (D(31-7-1)3)Dates: July 1, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/6, Item 132
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Description: Construction work on Diablo Powerhouse (D(31-7-1)4)Dates: July 1, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/6, Item 133
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Description: Construction work on Diablo Powerhouse (D(31-7-13)1)Dates: July 13, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/6, Item 134
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Description: Scaffolding around penstock pipes on hillside above Diablo Powerhouse site (D(31-7-16)1)Dates: July 16, 1931Container: Box/Folder 2/6, Item 135
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Description: Houses on river bank, across from roadDates: circa 1919-1930sContainer: Box/Folder 2/6, Item 136
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Description: Pedestrian bridge across river canyonDates: circa 1919-1939Container: Box/Folder 2/6, Item 137
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Description: Town of NewhalemDates: circa 1920s-1930sContainer: Box/Folder 2/6, Item 138
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Description: Photograph of drawing of Skagit River Power Project, including all three dams and powerhouses
Caption includes proposed plan for the project, with projected dates of completion and projected horse power of power generation.
Dates: circa 1930Container: Box/Folder 2/6, Item 139 -
Description: Photograph of drawing of Skagit River Power ProjectDates: circa 1920s-1930sContainer: Box/Folder 2/6, Item 140
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Description: Aerial view of Ross Dam and Powerhouse and Ross LakeDates: circa 1956Container: Box/Folder 2/6, Item 141
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Description: Aerial view of Ross Dam and Ross LakeDates: circa 1956Container: Box/Folder 2/6, Item 142
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Description: Gorge Dam Construction
15 black and white prints taken during the construction of the Gorge Dam on the Skagit River. Prints include captions.
Dates: 1921-1924Container: Box/Folder 2/8
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Series 2: Seattle City Light North Substation
Receiving station for Skagit Power Project at N.E. 75th Street in Seattle.
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Description: North Substation under construction (5196)Dates: March 1, 1924Container: Box/Folder 2/7, Item 143
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Description: Synchronous condenser in North Substation with 15,000 KVA capacity (5252)
Duplicate image PH Coll 45.1-4.
Dates: October 22, 1924Container: Box/Folder 2/7, Item 144 -
Dates: circa 1930sContainer: Box/Folder 2/7, Item 145
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Series 3: Lake Union Steam Plant
Seattle City Light plant completed in 1917.
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Description: Machinery inside Lake Union Steam Plant (4523)
Caption: Interior of Lake Union Steam Plant. Seattle. 50,000 H.P.
Dates: May 16, 1921Container: Box/Folder 2/7, Item 146 -
Description: Lake Union Steam Plant (5467)Dates: 1930Container: Box/Folder 2/7, Item 147
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Series 4: Seattle City Light Offices
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Dates: June 9, 1928Container: Box/Folder 2/7, Item 148
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Dates: circa 1935-1940sContainer: Box/Folder 2/7, Item 149
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Description: Electric appliances on display in Seattle City Light building at 3rd Avenue and Madison Street, downtown SeattleDates: circa 1935-1940sContainer: Box/Folder 2/7, Item 150
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Description: Seattle City Light Building at 3rd Avenue and Madison Street, downtown Seattle
The renovated Seattle City Light Building at 3rd Ave. and Madison St. was designed by Jone & Bindon and Decker, Christenson & Kitchin, 1957.
Dates: circa 1960sContainer: Box/Folder 2/7, Item 151
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Series 5: Inverness Neighborhood Project
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Description: Linemen working on power lines on Inverness street
Written on verso: Inverness before 1963 (before utilities underground).
Dates: circa 1960-1962Container: Box/Folder 2/7, Item 152 -
Description: Street in Inverness without overhead power lines
Written on verso: Inverness after 1963 (utilities undergrounded).
Dates: circa 1963Container: Box/Folder 2/7, Item 153
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