The Hardest Working Water in the World

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  Hardest Working Water in the World, 1950s

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  [Excellent quality color film with audio.] SCE-produced video about the Big Creek Edison power station in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Traces the history and construction of the Big Creek station and its use of hydropower. Includes references to engineer John Eastwood and Henry E. Huntington. Shows city streets, people fishing, overview of Big Creek area. Format of original: Reel

  SCE MP 081

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  "Highway Holiday" with Tom Frandsen, 1961

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  Filmed segment of a tour of Big Creek. See SCE MP 595 for link to digitized film. Format of original: Reel

  SCE MP 467

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  William C. Mullendore 1953, also Strike Bulletin

  Manuscripts

  See also SCE MP 381, SCE MP 596. Format of original: Scotch reel audio tape. See SCE MP 367 for link to digitized audio recording.

  SCE MP 368

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  Millionth Meter (KTTV), 1951

  Manuscripts

  Same as SCE MP 131; SCE MP 137. See SCE MP 131 for link to digitized film. Format of original: Reel

  SCE MP 510

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  Original installation 66 KV cable, Hughes Airport 1946, Installing Oil Reserves

  Manuscripts

  Same as SCE MP 553, SCE MP 536. See SCE MP 536 for link to digitized film. Format of original: Reel

  SCE MP 559

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  Original Installation, 66 KV Cable, Hughes Airport, Santa Monica, 1946

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  Same as SCE MP 536, SCE MP 559. See SCE MP 536 for link to digitized film. Format of original: Reel

  SCE MP 553