Seattle City Light regional power management records, 1943-1982.

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Seattle City Light regional power management records, 1943-1982.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/757994600

Correspondence, contracts, financial records and related material of the power management branch relating to power purchases, interchanges and regional power planning.

7.4 cubic ft. (8 boxes)

Seattle Municipal Archives

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SNAC Resource ID: 8144750

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Pacific Northwest Governors' Power Policy Committee

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Seattle Dept. of Lighting and Water Works created in 1890; city charter amendment in 1910 created the Lighting Dept.; in 1951 the Department purchased the private electrical power supply operations in Seattle; current name of the agency was adopted in 1978 when the Department was reorganized. Seattle approved the purchase of the land and money for construction of the plant in 1913; construction began in 1914, and was finished in 1917. Additions were made in 1918 and 1921. The plant was decommiss...

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