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1986.17.4
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Large group of people at Stampede Pass Tunnel, circa 1888
Order an ImageDuring the construction of the Northern Pacific Railroad's Stampede Tunnel through the Cascade Mountains, the company regularly took photos of work crews and officials as a way of recording progress and marking major milestones. The group in this late 1880s photo, which includes a few women and children, has gathered near a large trestle.
ID Number: 1986.17.4
Date: Circa 1888
Creator(s):
Davidson, I.G. (Isaac G.), Photographer
Physical Description: 1 photographic print mounted on cardboard : albumen, b&w ; 16 x 21 cm.
Credit: MOHAI, Frances Kenny Papers, 1986.17.4
Copyright: No Known Copyright
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