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2018.54.2-3
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Surveying stencil tool used by James Casey Embree, ca. 1903-1939

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James Casey Embree (1881-1940) was an early Seattle civil engineer. He was responsible for surveying various Seattle neighborhoods and, from 1906-1924, he worked on the Alaskan Engineering Commission that would provide railroads to parts of Alaska following the Gold Rush of 1897.
ID Number: 2018.54.3
Date: 1877
Physical Description: 1 Instrument, Surveying; plastic; 11.5 in.H x 3.5 in.W
Credit: MOHAI, 2018.54.3
Subjects: Businesses and Corporations, Klondike-Alaska Gold Rush, Construction and Urban Planning, Railroad

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