Ross Dam photograph albums, 1938-1948.

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Ross Dam photograph albums, 1938-1948.

Nine albums illustrating the construction of steps one, two, and three of Ross Dam.

1.8 cubic ft. (8 boxes)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6864033

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Hackett, R. G. (Ronald G.), 1939-

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