Samuel Brooks Morris papers 1934-1940

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Samuel Brooks Morris papers 1934-1940

Correspondence, memos, notes, minutes, reports, bulletins, and maps from his work for the National Resources Committee and the National Resources Planning Board pertaining to the water flow of District 11 (Washington, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, and Northern California). Correspondents include Donald M. Baker and F. H. Fowler.

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Stanford University. School of Engineering

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Fowler, Frederick Hall

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Baker, Donald M. (Donald McCord), 1890-

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United States. National Resources Planning Board

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Morris, Samuel B. (Samuel Brooks), 1890-1962

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Upon graduation from Stanford University in 1911 with a degree in civil engineering, Samuel Morris returned to Pasadena and took a job as a field engineer with the North Pasadena Land and Water Company. This company was one of the private water companies that were purchased and merged to form the Pasadena Water Department (PWD). He was an Assistant Engineer in the PWD in 1912, and became Chief Engineer in 1913. He remained with the PWD until 1935. While at the PWD, he designed and built the Pine...

United States. National Resources Committee. District Number Eleven.

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Stanford University. Dept. of Civil Engineering

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