Assembled in 1971, collapsible wheel litter, 1971
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Assembled in 1971 See also: IV-Z-17258 & 17259; Collapsible Wheel Litter; IV-Z-17256.Assembled in 1971 See also: IV-Z-17258 & 17259,Collapsible Wheel Litter, IV-Z-17256
1971
Aunt Rebecca Cable, 86 years old, spinster at her home in Cades Cove. Cable, Aunt Rebecca, circa 1930
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Aunt Rebecca Cable, 86 years old, spinster at her home in Cades Cove.Cable, Aunt Rebecca, III-P-4142, History - Mountain People
Aunt Rhodie Abbott, spinning
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Aunt Rhodie Abbott spinning at the Kate Lawson House, Cades Cove, TN.Spinning Wheel, III-A-Hse-12195, History - Artifacts
Cable Mill from Northeast showing water going over wheel, catwalk with railing on one side only, 1936
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Cable Mill from Northeast showing water going over wheel, catwalk with railing on one side only. Edge of frame building at left edge of pring. Cable Mill; II-B(5)Cable-17161.Cable Mill from Northeast showing water going over wheel, catwalk with railing on one side only. Edge of frame building at left edge of pring.Cable Mill, II-B(5)Cable-17161
1936
Close Up of Cannon Side and Wheel
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve
Close-up of Rodman traverse rail and wheel, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina
National Park Service
15 Rodman Traverse Rail and Wheel- Ft. Moultrie; MAY88- 57.
Close-up of four wheeled dolly under Becky Cable house during moving, Cades Cove, Tennessee, 1955
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Moving the Becky Cable house to the Cable Mill site. Burden Moving Company, Sevierville, Tenn. Four-wheeled dolllie (4 used)...Note steel I-beam, H" frame under house. Wheels are steel.",Becky Cable House; Building No. 172; Cades Cove, Tenn. II-B-(5)-Cable Mill-6104, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Historic buildings being preserved - Cable Mill Buildings
Closeup of Cannon Wheel with Men in Costume in Background
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve
Closeup of Cannon Wheel, Men in Costume in Background
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve
Closeup of Cannon Wheel, Reenactors in Background
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve
Cracked Support Beam of Cannon Carriage
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve
Detail of water wheel, flume, cribbing, and head block for main shaft, Cable Mill, Cades Cove, 1935
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
II-B-(5)-Cable Mill-1853, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Historic buildings being preserved - Cable Mill Buildings,Cable Mill; Cades Cove, Detail of water wheel, flume, cribbing, and head block for main shaft.
Details of Mabry Mill water-wheel, Roanoke, Virginia, Blue Ridge Parkway
Blue Ridge Parkway
Virginia, Section 1T.
Details of water-wheel and gear, Mabry Mill, Meadows of Dan, Floyd Co., Virginia, Blue Ridge Parkway
Blue Ridge Parkway
Virginia, Section 1T.
Dolly being used on truck wheels
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Suggestion by Columbus B. Cardwell and R. Glenn Branam for Incentive Awards. It is welded up out of 4' angle iron with a pipe handle. Three 4 casters, one of which can rotate, allow the dolly to be positioned and moved, loaded, easily. In operation, the axle is jacked up and the dolly positioned. The wheel-retaining nuts are then removed and the jack is lowered until the dolly takes the weight of the wheels, then is backed away from the truck. When removing single wheels, a bumper type jack is put in a slot on the dolly as shown in the photos and the jack engages the wheel rim, holding the wheel in an upright position. One mechanic removes and replaces dual or single wheels up to 10:00 X 24 for brake, bearing, and grease seal repairs, without help. Above the labor costs saved, the elimination of the safety hazard of sprained backs or muscles is of uncalculated value.Dolly for mounting and demounting truck and equipment wheels, II-E-3652, Physical Facilities - Equipment
Dolly for mounting and de-mounting truck and equipment wheels with set of wheels to right, 1960
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Suggestion by Columbus B. Cardwell and R. Glenn Branam for Incentive Awards. It is welded up out of 4' angle iron with a pipe handle. Three 4 casters, one of which can rotate, allow the dolly to be positioned and moved, loaded, easily. In operation, the axle is jacked up and the dolly positioned. The wheel-retaining nuts are then removed and the jack is lowered until the dolly takes the weight of the wheels, then is backed away from the truck. When removing single wheels, a bumper type jack is put in a slot on the dolly as shown in the photos and the jack engages the wheel rim, holding the wheel in an upright position. One mechanic removes and replaces dual or single wheels up to 10:00 X 24 for brake, bearing, and grease seal repairs, without help. Above the labor costs saved, the elimination of the safety hazard of sprained backs or muscles is of uncalculated value.Dolly for mounting and demounting truck and equipment wheels, II-E-3718, Physical Facilities - Equipment
1960-01-27
Female reenactor, at spinning wheel, Kings Mountain National Military Park, South Carolina
Kings Mountain National Military Park
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