Creation Date
1912
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Description
Black and white photograph of the dam construction site on the Penobscot River at Veazie, Maine. The photograph is taken at the location of the sluice gates, 1912. Back matter: "Building the Veazie Dam. From an old broken plate that I found. This view shows where the large slyice gates are now located. At the right part of the old donkey engine house, the engine was used to pump out the flumes. Part of the old wheel house can also be seen at the right. This work was started in 1912. H.S. Marden. Printed Dec 1, 1934 / John B. Skinner, Jr. Photographic Service Bangor, ME RFD No.7." Source: Grace (Mrs. Harland) Marden. Negative no. 67.12.
Topic
Maine History
Collection
MF064
Series Number
NA1121
Identifier
p01721
Recommended Citation
Northeast Archives of Folkore and Oral History, "Dam Construction, Penobscot River, Veazie, Maine" (2023). Northeast Archives of Folklore and Oral History Image Gallery. 180.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/nafoh_gallery/180
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Keywords
Maine history, Veazie Maine
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