WAUMagnussonCarlPHColl648.xml Guide to the Carl Edward Magnusson Photograph Collection 1905-1951 Magnusson (Carl Edward) Photograph Collection Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries © 2009 (Last modified: 4/17/2018)
Seattle, WA 98195
Finding aid written in English. Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard). University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections PH0648 Magnusson, Carl Edward, 1872-1941 Carl Edward Magnusson photograph collection 1905-1951 1936-1948 1.05 cubic feet (4 boxes) 176 negatives (2 boxes) ; various sizes 178 photographs (2 boxes) ; various sizes Collection materials are in English. Views of the classes, laboratories and equipment of the University of Washington Engineering College

Carl Edward Magnusson was a professor of electrical engineering at the University of Washington from 1904-1941; his main interest was in hydroelectric power in Washington. Magnusson's appointment to full professor is considered to mark the start of the Department of Electrical Engineering as an independent unit on campus. He was department chair from 1906-1917 and Dean of the Engineering College from 1917-1929. Magnusson believed in having a close relationship with industry and had practicing engineers lecture in his classes. In about 1910 he took a leave of absence for two years to work for the General Electric Company. As a result of his working relationship with GE, the company donated an electric oscillograph in 1913, which lead to the development of a course in electric transients, possibly the first such course to be offered in an American college. In 1919 he proposed building a 230-kv line from the Canadian border to Los Angeles, connecting the three state region; the idea was eventually put into place many years later. A 1932 issue of the University of Washington newspaper noted that Magnusson had won international fame for his studies of Lichtenberg figures. During the 1930s, he also served as an advisor on the construction of the Grand Coulee Project on the Columbia River.

Carl Magnusson died in 1941.

Views of the classes, laboratories and equipment of the University of Washington Engineering College between 1921 and 1951, engineering exhibits at the Puyallup Fair, and electrical power projects for Baker River, Chelan Station, Lake Cushman, Hungry Horse Dam and other places. The collection includes materials that were created after Magnusson's death.

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Donor: Floyd D. Robbins, 1972.

Processed by Paul Nasenbeny, 2004 and Marion Brown, 2009.

Unprinted negatives have been scanned and printed.

The photographs were relocated from the Carl Edward Magnusson Papers, Acc. No. 1793-001 in the repository, in 1982.

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University of Washington Electrical Engineering Department Electrical Engineering Classes 1/1 1a The first electrical engineering field trip circa 1905

From accompanying material: Conducted by railroad handcar to Electron, Washington, near Puyallup. L to R. Henry H. Thedinga, Uichi Kuniyusa, Henry G. Cordes, John R. King, Edward M. Brooks, unknown, Professor Magnusson

 1/1 1b Spring class on alternating currents taught by R.E. Lindbloom 1937

From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: D.F. Anstett, W.B. Garn, J.D. Harisberger, A. Watton, J.R. Whitman, E.C. McIntosh, P. Krook, R.A. Forde, H.M. Swarm, R.J. Hart. Bottom Row: G.D. Osterud, J.W. Harman, J.L. Lambrecht, D.E. Edwards, G.W. Faurot, H.H. Koski, J.M. Gaffney, G.J. Skomerza, Professor R.E. Lindblom

 1/1 2 Winter class on alternating currents taught by R. E. Lindblom 1937

From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: B.L. Havens, E.A. Grankull, J.R. Anderson, F.B. Nather, L. D. Bresolin, N.T. Sandstedt, G.K. Nojiri. Bottom Row: S.W. Oliver, C. Burson, C.W. Goodrich, R.W. Griffiths, P.O. Vulliet, E.R. Kennedy, Professor R. E. Lindblom

 1/1 3 Winter class on alternating currents taught by L.B. Cochran 1937

From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: B. Evans, W. Harisberger, J.M. Webster, G.D. Sheckels, J. Cohen. Bottom Row: M.R. Conner, J.W. Pruett, L.V. Steinke, W. Lindsey, S.L. Pugel, W.T. Harrold, Professor L.B. Cochran

 1/2 4 Spring quarter class on alternating currents taught by Edgar A. Loew 1938

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: S.K. Burd, R.K. Walker, D.E. Westby, R.M. Gilbert, E.E. Shelton, B. W. Weber, C.C. Hahn, R.S. Seymor. Bottom Row: U. Yorioka, W.H. Barnes, J.R. Benjamin, J.B. Reed, R.L. Pangburn, J.T. Conn, Professor E.A. Loew

 1/2 5 Winter quarter class on alternating currents taught by L. B. Cochran 1938

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: H. Kurose, R.W. Paulson, E. Shukovsky, Y. Munakata, C.B. Lee, H.R. Guptill. Bottom Row: V.L. Palmer, D.G DeCourcey, W.W. Wells, K.R. Dennis, C.M. Mushkin, Professor L.B. Cochran

 1/2 6 Winter quarter class on alternating currents taught by R.E. Lindblom 1938

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: E. G. Newsom, Henry Straub, J.L. Eitel, H.E. Aldridge, H.E. Mitchell, T.W. Jeffs, R.R. Van Voorhis. Bottom Row: L.A. Dunstan, J.H. Skog, F.M. Treffinger, G.E. Sylvester, A.B. Jacobsen, Professor R.E. Lindblom

 1/3 7 Spring quarter class on alternating currents taught by R.E. Lindblom 1939

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: A.I. Chalfant, C.E. Hunstad, B. Brackett, J.C. Firey, S.E. Edelstein. Bottom Row: J. Rollefson, R.D. Galloway, D.F. Higgenbotham, G.V. Anderson, R.R. McFadden, Professor R.E. Lindblom

 1/3 8 Winter quarter class on alternating currents taught by G.L. Hoard 1939

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: B.G. Lind, D.C. Cook, R.S. Crawford, G.G. Smith, P.A. Pearson, H.M. Smedstad, L.J. Alexander. Bottom Row: S.K. Burd, W.M. Hammerschmith, J.E. Hogg, F. Thompson, P.S. Hedene, J.P. Jones, W.A. Field, Professor G.L. Hoard

 1/3 9 Winter quarter class taught by R.E. Lindblom 1939

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: G. E. James, R.J.M. Lycksell, H.J. Shaw, G.K. Peters, A.O. Torget, F.S. Preston, C.A. Sedam. Bottom Row: W.H. Bryant, C.W. Swain, R.W. Lantz, V.H. Bush, D.C. Peterson, R.L. Skone, M.S. Hale, Professor R.E. Lindblom

 1/4 10 Spring quarter class taught by G.S. Smith 1940

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From accompanying material: L. to R. R.E. Lee, J.R. Jerviss, E.E. Hekkanan, E.J. Warchol, P.J. Komen, A.B. Powers, J.L. Shreve, J.M. Telford, W.E. Wikstrom, M. Bean, B.F. DuBois, B.F. Harrell, F.L. Strum, B.R. Dawson, J.A. Tudor, B.G. Lindberg, N. Jacobus, C.V. Larson, W.D. Paterson, W.N. Twelves, R.W. Illman, Professor G.S. Smith

 1/4 11 Winter quarter class taught by G.R. Shuck 1940

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: W.B. Smith, T.V. Zaloudek, T.C. Ashleman, M.B. Walker, T.D. Bender, H.J. Winsor, W.E. Meneley. Bottom Row: R.J. Dorwart, J.Y. Fujihira, G.F. Moon, T. Muramoto, E.A. Knudsen, K. Nakahiro, D.A. Foote, Professor G.R. Shuck

 1/4 12a-b Winter quarter class taught by R.E. Lindblom 1940

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: A.D. Cole, C.F. Eberstein, D.J. Gjesdahl, P.B. Tack, B.J. Winter, C.L. Rehkoph, R.J. Nunner. Bottom Row: P.B. Holden, T.H. Murphy, H.E. Davies, O.O. Pardee, M.W. Alnutt, C.J. Coffin, W.O. Geisert, J.C. Laush, Professor R.E. Lindblom

 1/4 13 Winter quarter taught by G.L. Hoard 1940

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From acompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: R.A. Nova, G.J. Schafer, R.E. Lee, J.H. Spencer, K.A. Moore. Bottom Row: J.R. Curtain, Y. Mukai, L.S. Sherman, C.S. Noritake, R.B. Gallup, Professor G.L. Hoard

 1/5 14a-b Spring quarter class taught by G.L. Hoard 1941

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: J. Reddie, C.B. Wilson, N. Arnold, W.J. Linder, R.E. Frink, R.W. Mac Williams. Bottom Row: R.L. Simmonds, R.E. Wilcox, C.M. Gilbert, M. Kaminoff, R.V. Harris, J.H. Foster, Professor G.L. Hoard.

 1/5 15 Winter quarter class taught by R.E. Lindblom 1941

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From accompanying material: L. to R. G. Anderson, R.H. Shipek, G.E. Deal, O.R. Christensen, R.L. Boothroyd, L. D. Garnett, J.J. Losey, W.W. Hicks, R.H. Hoglund, Professor R.E. Lindblom

 1/5 16 Winter quarter class taught by G.R. Shuck 1941

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From accompanying material: L. to R. H.L. Rehkopf, D.T. Drake, M.R. Wood, L.C. Osen, W.L. Flock, S.A. Nelson, C.S. Bartholomew, Professor G.R. Shuck

 1/6 17 Spring quarter class taught by G.L. Hoard 1942

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: G.W. Faris, D.L. Wylie, J.B. McDonald, J.W. Ward, J.J. Stein, C.K. Juhola. Bottom Row: M.L. Palmquist, S.E. Cornelius, E.E. Greene, W.H. Johnson, R.E. McNeal, R.A. Peters, Professor G.L. Hoard

 1/6 18 Summer quarter class taught by G.R. Shuck 1942

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: J.W. McCoy, G.C. Winsor, R.E. Pederson, J.R. Mitchell, G.R. Strandberg, S.D. Overby. Bottom Row: B.F. Bain, A.R. Harmon, I.M. Jacobs, A.R. True, Professor G.R. Shuck.

 1/6 19 Winter quarter class taught by G.R. Shuck 1942

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: J.J. Wedel, R.E. Wilcox, K.W. Schmoe, J.R. Bennett, R.D. Donley, I.S. St. John, J. McIntyre. Bottom Row: H. Adolphson, B. Nakasone, G.W. Faris, M.H. Brockman, R.O. Petrick, H.V. Nelson, Professor G.R. Shuck

 1/7 20 Summer through fall quarter class taught by G.R. Shuck 1943

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: T.J. Cross, F.C. Bruya, G.R. Rehkopf, M.W. Rosen, I.J. Stampalia, E.F. Magnusson, R.E. Hull, K.C. Anderson. Bottom Row: C.A. Johnson, R.Bacchi, W.J. Smith, D.E. Fisher, M.L. Gibbs, E.Peck, D.C. Rogers, Professor G.R. Shuck

 1/7 21 Winter quarter class taught by Edgar A. Loew 1943

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From accompanying material: L to R. Top Row: W. C. Galloway, W.A. Harman, T.E. Ellis, R.L. Shahan, G. Bull, D.F. Hepp, W. Tustin. Bottom Row: R.L. Haug, E.M. Thompson, A.V. Gangnes, R.A. Magnuson, L. Elliott, I.W. Lee, Professor E.A. Loew

 1/7 22 Winter quarter class taught by G.S. Smith 1943

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: W.C. Schermer, K.W. Thomas, G.B. Roger, R.W. Hunziker, M.M. Bemis, R. Swanberg. Bottom Row: R. Erickson, J.A. Ziebarth, R.H. Holt, D.R. Brown, F.C. Stewart, G.J. Loomis, Professor G.S. Smith.

 1/7 23 Summer through Fall quarter class taught by G.L. Hoard 1944

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: W.G. Kelley, V.H. Grgurinovitch, W.R. Garland, S.B. Hammond, T.A. Jones, J.A. Dinnetz, F.R. Hedding, R.L. Holmes, D.C. Olson, L.C. Hawkes, D.L. Dye. Bottom Row: J.A. Gregg, J.H. Miller, M.E. Ives, T.P. Price, R.E. Connally, J.A. Murphy, J.A. O'Hearne, A.P. Keno, Professor G.L. Hoard

 1/7 24 Winter class taught by V.C. Palmer 1944-1945

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: R.J. Murray, G.C. Martin, L.F. Garton, P. McMurray, C.T. Matson, R.E. Osgood, J.E. Jones, JF. Burdon, R.D. Burnett. Bottom Row: R.E. Jones, D.W. Smyth, D.E. Stewart, H.E. King, J.I. Sweeney, D.E. Black, J.D Burr, J.W. Richardson, Fitzpatrick, Professor V.C. Palmer.

 1/7 25 March through June semester class taught by L.B. Cochran 1945

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: G.E. Bockmier, S. Damis, R.V. Longe, R.J. Ringlee, H.C. Vivian, R.C. Small. Bottom Row: G.D. Hall, E.T. O'Sullivan, R. Shank, D.W. Sartwell, V.T. Francis, R.E. Wilhite, Professor L.B. Cochran

 1/7 26 March through June semester class taught by W.R. Hill 1945

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: G. Zoret, R.E. Gill, M. Head, J.S. Black, C.J. Nordstrom, D.D. Young, D.D. Whyte, C.E. Sorensen. Bottom Row: R.L. Riese, T.D. Fuller, R.F. Athow, H.T. Fogelquist, R.J. Pascoe, W.A. Autio, D.L. Pastell, A.L. Schiffmann, Professor W.R. Hill

 1/7 27 July through October class taught by A.V. Eastman 1945

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: R.J. Thomas, S.F. Miller, W.L Holmes, R.J. Whiting, K.C. Steurnagel, D.M. Anselm, T.W. Irwin, C.W. Clay, J.P. Goodfellow. Bottom Row: D.W. Worf, D.W. Morrison, J.A. Gonnason, D.W. Nelson, E.E. Bolles, L.C. Sutherland, O.R. Meyer, L.M. Patten, Professor A.V. Eastman.

 1/8 28 Summer quarter class taught by R.E. Lindblom 1946

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: B.J. Roberts, B.L. Harris, R. Osterman, H.L. Fritz, J.H. Fisher, D.L. Pastell. Bottom Row: W.E. Brugman, M.R. Wood, D.P. Timo, H.M. Willey, D.D. Whyte, Professor R.E. Lindblom

 1/8 29 Winter quarter class taught by R.E. Lindblom 1947

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From accompanying material: L. to R. Top Row: C.W. Carpenter, D.M. Langston, R.W. Wall, H.R. Maine, G.H. Hage, R.A. Wilson, H.J. Engebretson, R.L. Hurtle. Bottom Row: (Negative is torn) Shelton, J.A. Gonnason, B.S. Yaplee, J.D. Cockrell, W.P. Jackson, L.M. Dowling, Professor R.E. Lindblom

 1/9 30-31 Unidentified class circa 1930s 1/10 32 Unidentified class of four men in Navy uniforms circa 1940s

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 1/10 33 Unidentified class in uniform taught by A.V. Eastman circa 1942

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 1/10 34 Unidentified class taught by R.E. Lindblom circa 1948

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 1/10 35 Unidentified class taught by R.E. Lindblom circa 1948 Buildings and Equipment Laboratories in the Old Engineering Hall

Engineering Hall was built as Machinery Hall for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in 1909. Following the AYPE, the building was used by the departments of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering. It was torn down in 1957 and replaced by the Mechanical Engineering Building.

 1/11 36 Shelves of field rheostats circa 1908-1957 1/11 37 Shelves of weights or batteries circa 1908-1957 1/11 38 Shelves of scales, water cans and solenoids, and a battery charging station circa 1908-1957 1/11 39 Shelves of scales, terminal boards and inductance coils circa 1908-1957 1/12 40 Interior of the Electrical Lab January 11, 1916 1/12 41-42 Interior of the Electrical Lab circa 1928 1/12 43 Interior of the Electrical Lab showing D.C. Sec. 9 & 11 after 1928 Photographs of Architectural drawings of the Electrical Engineering Building

The Electrical Engineering Building was built in 1948, with the exception of the fourth floor that was added in 1972

 1/13 44 Basement circa 1948 1/13 45 Basement generator room circa 1948 1/13 46 Roof and penthouse circa 1948 1/13 47 D.C. Machinery Lab circa 1948 Electrical Engineering Building Construction 1/14 48-49 Cars in a dirt lot circa 1948

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 1/14 50 Site following excavation circa 1948

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 1/14 51-52 Framing support pillars circa 1948

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 1/14 53 Basement construction with piles of lumber circa 1948

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 1/14 54-56 Framing the basement and first floor circa 1948

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 1/14 57-63 Pouring concrete for the first floor circa 1948

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 1/14 64-67 Framing the second floor circa 1948

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 1/14 68-69 Third floor construction circa 1948

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 1/14 70-73 Interior Construction circa 1948

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 Exterior views of the Electrical Engineering Building 1/15 74 Exterior during construction circa 1948 James O. Sneddon, University of Washington 1/15 75-77 Exterior views undated James O. Sneddon, University of Washington 1/15 78 Exterior view of a stairwell undated James O. Sneddon, University of Washington 1/15 79 View from inside a stairwell to another stairwell undated James O. Sneddon 1/15 80-81 Exterior views undated Alternating Current Machinery Lab 1/16 82-89 Interior views of the Alternating Current Machinery Lab circa 1948 1/16 90-91 Interior view of the Alternating Current Machinery Lab circa 1948

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 1/16 92 Students in the Alternating Current Machinery Lab circa 1948 James O. Sneddon, University of Washington Direct Current Machinery Lab 1/17 93 Interior of the DC Machinery Lab circa 1948

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 1/17 94-95 Students in the DC Machinery Lab circa 1948 James O. Sneddon, University of Washington 1/17 96-97 Students in the DC Machinery lab circa 1948 E.F. Marten 1/17 98 Interior of the DC Machinery lab undated 1/17 99-101 Equipment in the DC Machinery lab undated Unidentified location 1/18 102-104 Panels, possibly in the basement undated 1/18 105 Possibly the Radio lab undated

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 1/18 106 Students in the Radio lab undated James O. Sneddon, University of Washington 1/18 107 Interior of a laboratory undated Electrical Engineering Equipment Diagrams 1/19 108 Circuit Diagram of A.C. Machinery Laboratory Switchboard undated 1/19 109 Circuit Diagram of typical AC Testing section in the AC Machinery Laboratory undated 1/20 110-111 Connection diagram of AC Alternator undated 1/21 112-113 Diagram of AC Ammeter and Wattmeter Shorting Device undated 1/22 114 Photograph of a D.C. Ammeter undated 1/22 115 Diagram of an Artificial Transmission Line Data undated

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 4 116 Automatic switches undated 1 : Negative 1/23 117 Sectional view of Battery undated 1/23 118 Diagram of Delta Connected Capacitor March 22, 1946

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 1/24 119 Diagram of Direct-Acting Generator-Voltage Regulator undated 1/25 120 Diagram of D.C. Ammeter Shunt Box undated 1/26 121 Circuit Diagram of D.C. Machinery Laboratory Switch Board undated

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 1/26 122 Circuit Diagram of Typical D.C. Testing Section. D.C. Machinery Laboratory undated 1/27 123 Photograph of Drive Shaft undated 1/27 124 Electrodynamometer Type Meter undated

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 1/27 125 Wiring Diagram of a Flynn Weischel Motor undated

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 1/28 126 Circuit Diagram for Operation of a Flynn Weichsel M.G. Set undated 1/29 127 Galvanometer system undated 1/29 128 Hot Wire and Electrostatic Type Meters undated

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 1/30 129 Ignition Rectifier Circuit Diagram undated 1/30 130 Loading Unit Circuit Diagram undated

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 1/30 131 D'Arsonval Permanent Magnet Type Meter undated

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 1/30 132 Three types of meters undated

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 1/30 133 Diagram of motor undated

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 1/31 134 Diagram of Ohm Milliammeter undated 1/31 135 Diagram of Permanent-Magnet Moving-Coil Mechanism undated

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 1/31 136 Diagram of Phase Sequence Meter undated

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 1/31 137 Diagram of Potentiometer undated

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 1/32 138 Shunt Box for Ammeter No. 135 undated 1/33 139 Simpson Electric Company model A display cabinet undated 1/34 140 Diagram of Switch setting undated 1 : Drawing 1/34 141 Diagram of Thermocouple and Rectifier Meter Circuits undated

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 1/35 142 AC Voltmeter undated 1/35 143-144 D.C. Voltmeter undated 1/36 145 Wattmeter undated 1/36 146 Diagram of a Wattmeter and Circuit Connections undated

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 1/36 147-162 Unknown equipment undated

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 1/36 163 Unknown equipment undated

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 1/36 164-165 Diagrams of unknown equipment undated

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 Lab Signage 1/37 166-167 Methods of Artificial Respiration undated Power comparison signs

These signs show how much power is generated or used doing manual labor for a certain period of time.

 1/37 168 Power used in carrying a hod for 6 hours undated

Written on photo: "Enough to run an electric sewing machine"

 1/37 169 Power used in hammering for 8 hours undated

Written on photo: "Enough for a heating pad on 'low'".

 1/37 170 Power used in pumping water for 10 hours undated

Written on photo: 'Enough to run a large household fan."

 1/37 171 Power used in shoveling loose dirt for 10 hours undated

Written on photo: "Enough to run an electric razor."

 1/37 172 Power used in wheeling material for 10 hours undated

Written on photo: "Enough to run six electric clocks."

 1/38 173 Professor Lindblom standing with power comparison signage undated 1/38 174 Professor Lindblom and two other men standing with power comparison signage undated Exhibits University of Washington Exhibits at Puyallup Fair 1936 1/39 175 Exhibits for Aeronautical Engineering Department and Electrical Engineering Department 1936 1/39 176 Exhibits for Ceramics and School of Mines 1936 1/39 177 Exhibit for Civil Engineering Department 1936 1/39 178 Exhibit for College of Forestry 1936 1/39 179 Exhibit for Electrical Engineering Department 1936

This exhibit was prepared by Professor Lindblom and students.

 1/39 180 Exhibits for Pharmacy Drug Gardens, Home Economics, and Mechanical Engineering Shops 1936 1/39 181 Exhibits for School of Nursing, Drama, Physical Education, and Potter's Wheel 1936 Unidentified Exhibits on Lab Equipment 1/39 182 Kirchoff Boards undated

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 1/39 183 Kirchoff Boards undated

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 1/39 184 Four people sitting in front of an exhibit on Tesla Coils undated

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 1/39 185 Exhibit containing many switchboards undated

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 Electrical Power Projects Baker River Power Project 1/40 186 Baker River Camp, Mt. Sauk in the distance April 23, 1924 1/40 187 View up the river and canyon showing pipe coming down from mountain November 19, 1924 1/40 188 Dam site, looking downstream December 21, 1924 1/40 189 River and snow January 25, 1925 1/40 190 Upper works concrete mixing plant above dam site August 28, 1924 1/40 191 Mt. Baker and Mt. Shuksan March 7, 1925 1/40 192 Housing and building at camp 1 April 26, 1925 1/40 193 Upstream face of the dam under construction July 3, 1925 1/40 194 View of canyon and dam under construction July 11, 1925 1/40 195 View of the complete dam undated Chelan Station Project 1/41 196 Diagram of the Chelan Station

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 Lake Cushman Dam Project Tacoma Municipal Power System 1/41 197 Construction of Dam power house May 23, 1927 1/41 198-199 Dam power house 1/41 201-202 Top of the Dam undated 1/41 203 Cushman Dam, construction from upstream side September 3, 1925 1/41 204 Cushman Dam, construction from downstream side September 15, 1925 1/41 205 Equipment in the interior of the Power House undated 1/41 206-212 Power lines and high tension transfer stations undated 1/41 213 Map of Cushman Power Plants- City of Tacoma undated Hungry Horse Dam Construction Project

Produced by the United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation

 2/1 214 Monthly Report of Activities: Hungry Horse Project, Montana. Region 1 October 1949 A.E. McCloud

Report and 9 photographs of the Hungry Horse spillway, aggregate, concrete working and pipe placing.

 2/2 215 Monthly Report of Activities: Hungry Horse Project, Montana. Region 1 June 1950 A.E. McCloud

Report and 12 photographs of the Hungry Horse dam site, Flathead River, reservoir, spillway, power plant, concrete working, galleries and channel section

 2/3 216 Construction Progress Report: Hungry Horse Project, Montana. Region 1 November 1951 A.E. McCloud

Report and 13 photographs of the Hungry Horse spillway, penstocks, concrete curing, power plant, progress point #1, progress point #6, trash racks, and progress point #4

 2/4 217 Construction Progress Report: Hungry Horse Project, Montana. Region 1 January 1951

Report and 9 photographs of the Hungry Horse reservoir, construction water supply, maintenance facilities, power plant service road, power plant

 2/5 218 Construction Activities: Hungry Horse Project undated 2 : Typewritten pages 2/5 219a-o 14 photos documenting the construction progress on the Hungry Horse Project December 9, 1949 A.E. McCloud 2/5 220 Letter to Mr. Robbins from Larry Crosetti about the construction of the Hungry Horse Dam December 9, 1949 2/5 221 Pamphlet about the Hungry Horse Dam undated La Grande Power Plant Project 2/6 222-223 La Grande Power Plant undated 2/6 224 Railroad cutting through a forest. Mt. Rainier in the distance undated Ashael Curtis, Seattle, Washington San Joaquin Power Project 2/7 225 No. 3 Power House. San Joaquin Light & Power Corporation, California undated Edwin H. Mitchell, San Francisco. (Postcard No. 4337)

On verso: "San Joaquin Light and Power Corporation on North Fork of the San Joaquin River in Sierra-Nevada Mountains, fifty miles above Fresno, California."

 2/7 226 Crane Valley Dam and Automatic Power House. San Joaquin Light & Power Corporation, California undated Edwin H. Mitchell, San Francisco (Postcard No. 4338) 2/7 227 Power House. San Joaquin Light & Power Corporation, California undated Edwin H. Mitchell, San Francisco. (Postcard No. 4339) 2/7 228 Generating Machinery. San Joaquin Light & Power Corporation. No 1 Power House, California undated Edwin H. Mitchell, San Francisco. (Postcard No. 4340) 2/7 229 Crane Valley Lake and Reservoir. San Joaquin Light & Power Corporation in High Sierras, California undated Edwin H. Mitchell, San Francisco. (Postcard No. 4342) 2/7 230 Steel Flume Water Way. San Joaquin Light & Power Corporation in High Sierras, California undated Edwin H. Mitchell, San Francisco. (Postcard No. 4343) 2/7 231 No. 2 Power House San Joaquin Light & Power Corporation in High Sierras, California undated Edwin H. Mitchell, San Francisco. (Postcard No. 4344) 2/7 232 Steel Flume, in High Sierras San Joaquin Light & Power Corporation, California undated Edwin H. Mitchell, San Francisco. (Postcard No. 4345)

On Verso: "View of steel flume section of conduit system of the San Joaquin Light & Power Corporation in the Sierra-Nevada Mountains, fifty miles above Fresno, showing method of transporting water from the Crane Valley Lake reservoir to the five hydro-electric generating plants below."

 2/7 233 Tunnel and Open Ditch San Joaquin Light & Power Corporation in High Sierras, California undated Edwin H. Mitchell, San Francisco. (Postcard No. 4346) 2/7 234 Pumping Water from San Joaquin River with Electricity for Irrigation undated Edwin H. Mitchell, San Francisco. (Postcard No. 4347)

On Verso: "View on banks of San Joaquin River, Fresno, California, showing how electricity is used for pumping water from the river onto adjacent agricultural and horticultural lands. The electric motor and pump are installed in the building at the base of the bluff."

 2/7 235 Picturesque Hillside Bungalow San Joaquin Light & Power Corporation, California undated Edwin H. Mitchell, San Francisco. (Postcard No. 4348) 2/7 236 Six-Foot Pipe Line San Joaquin Light & Power Corporation, California undated Edwin H. Mitchell, San Francisco. (Postcard No. 4349) Northwest Mountains and Glaciers 2/8 237 Mt. Rainier with Emmons Glacier in the Foreground circa 1921 Asahel Curtis (40789)

On front: "The twenty-two glaciers and extensive snow fields on Mt. Rainier provide an unceasing flow of water and power to the White, Puyallup, Nisqually and Cowlitz rivers."

 2/8 238 Mt. Baker from Baker Lake undated Asahel Curtis (10441)

On front: "Ice, snow and water storage for power developments on Baker and Nooksack rivers.

 2/8 239 Elwha Canyon, Olympic Mountains. Source of Elwha River undated Asahel Curtis (8200) 2/8 240 Mt. Queets in the Olympic Mountains. undated Asahel Curtis 2/8 241 Mt. St. Helens from Spirit lake 1923 Asahel Curtis (44844)

On front: "The glaciers and snowfields regulate the stream flow of the Toutle, Kalama and Lewis Rivers."

 2/8 242 Mt. Adams from Sunnyside Canal undated Asahel Curtis

On front: "The glaciers and snow fields provide natural water storage for the Klickitat, White Salmon, Lewis and Cowlitz Rivers"