Truck transporting explosives to magazineGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkPictorial Report of Means and Methods of Handling Explosives in Emergency Conservation Camps... Submitted November 27, 1934. This picture shows truck transporting explosives to magazine, leaving highway via truck trail. Signs are displayed on each side and rear of truck, and heavy cover is placed over and on sides of explosives.Dynamiting, IV-Z-13508, Miscellaneous
Hauling goods, Walker ValleyGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkSupplies to be used at the Teacherage, Walker Valley, were hauled in by sled. Photo collected by Elsie Burrell, 1982.Hauling goods to Teacherage, III-H-16853, History - Hauling and Transportation
Pack-mule transportation of explosivesGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkPictorial Report of Means and Methods of Handling Explosives in Emergency Conservation Camps... Submitted November 27, 1934. Pack-mule transpiration to horse and foot trails that are not accessible with truck.Dynamiting, IV-Z-13509, Miscellaneous
New York and New Haven Railroad, 1862 May 5Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie National Historical ParkList of times, dates, and destinations of New York and New Haven railroads, commencing 1862 May 5.
Skidder, mouth of Manis Creek, 1916Great Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: 0; Skidder Mouth of Manis Creek; III-L-17537.Skidder Mouth of Manis Creek, III-L-17537
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Records relating to T48S R43S section 30 (Pompano Beach)(Funding) Electronic format produced as part of Reclaiming the Everglades, a collaborative project of the University of Miami, Florida International University, and the Historical Museum of Southern Florida, funded by the Library of Congress/Ameritech National Digital Library Program.; (Biographical) Pompano Beach originated during and after 1896, when the Florida East Coast Railway extended through Broward County, and the Model Land Company drained and sold adjacent land.
Skidding logs, East Prong, Little River Lumber Co., 1922Great Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: Skidding logs with J HoYES and Grab, East Prong. Little River Lumber Co. ; Skidding logs w/J. HoYES; III-L-17177.Skidding logs with J HoYES and Grab, East Prong. Little River Lumber Co.Skidding logs w/J. HoYES, III-L-17177
SaddleGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkThis saddle belongs to and was used Mrs. Tyson McCarter, of Webb Creek road, near Pittman Center, Tenn.Saddle, III-H-12782, History - Hauling and Transportation
Yoke of oxen and typical mountain sledGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkYoke of oxen and typical mountain sled. Oxen and Sled near Bryson City, N. C. III-H-12779, History - Hauling and Transportation