View of carport storage door openings, Deep Creek Campground, North Carolina
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Work Order No. B-34 GRSM. Carport storage door openings. Completion report photo.Deep Creek Employee Residence, II-B-(2)-7437, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Quarters
View of Oconaluftee artifacts storage buildings, grass in the foreground, Oconaluftee, North Carolina
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Built 1963 by APW,Oconaluftee Artifacts Storage Buildings; Buildings No. 595, II-B-(3)-7720, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Utility buildings
View of Oconaluftee artifacts storage buildings, Oconaluftee, North Carolina
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Complete group: left, No. 596; center, No. 595; right, No. 594; Built 1963 by APW,Oconaluftee Artifacts Storage Buildings; Buildings No. 594, 595, 596, II-B-(3)-7719, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Utility buildings
Storage building
Blue Ridge Parkway
Maint Bldg & Storage Bldg, Roanoke Maint Area,, Virginia, Section 1M.
Summary of the condition of South Florida water storage areas in 1972-73 dry season
28 p., tables, fig.; Supplemented annually. Supplement 1- 1973
1973
Water storage reservoir expansion
Blue Ridge Parkway
Mabry Mill Water Sto. Reservoir Expansion, Virginia, Section 1T.
The application of the receiving water quantity model to the conservation areas of south Florida
Local government publication; "July 1979."
1979
A demonstration project on water use data collection storage and retrieval system
TECHNICAL PUBLICATION #80-2; January 1980; DRE 108
1980-01
Economics of surface water runoff storage in brackish aquifers in south Florida
Sixteenth Annual American Water Resources
Assoociation Conference; October 12-16, 1980
1980-10
An analysis of water supply backpumping for the lower east coast planning area
Special Report; February, 1982; (Revised)
1982-02
Field investigation into the feasibility of storing fresh water in saline portions of the Floridan aquifer system, St. Lucie County, Florida
TECHNICAL PUBLICATION #83-7; DRE 175; October 1983
1983-10
Superintendent John E Cook moves Aisle Saver carriages in storage area, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, 1986
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Supt. Cook demonstrates the ease with which the Aisle Saver carriages can be moved. One lb. of effort is required to move 1 ton of shelf. Photo set to NPS Courier to accompany article on renovation of SVC storage area.COYES, Supt. John E. IV-P-17301
1986-05-05
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