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A1.4 - Natural Disasters

Description: A1.4 - Natural Disasters - Pulling in copper on the transmission line along the Southern Pacific Railroad tracks right of way as a result of the storm of February 20th.
Type: Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Date: 2/27/1914
Call number: photCL SCE 02 - 02498
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A1.4 - Natural Disasters - A repair crew pulling in copper on the transmission line near Burbank. This was necessary because of storm damage from the storm of February 20th. There are a couple of automobiles and trucks on the site.
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A1.4 - Natural Disasters - An electric transmission tower down at Rio Hondo and Pico as a result of storm damage from the storm of February 20th.
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A1.4 - Natural Disasters - As a result of the storm of February 20th, the tower completely disappeared here below MacNeil Substation.
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A1.4 - Natural Disasters - Showing the result of the storm of February 20, 1914. One of the Kern River Tansmission Towers is down.
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A1.4 - Natural Disasters - As a result of the storm of February 20th, the tower completely disappeared here below MacNeil Substation, showing a river of water.
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A1.4 - Natural Disasters
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A1.4 - Natural Disasters - The commissary gets busy fixing repairs to the transmission lines damaged by the storm of February 20, 1914. They are standing by railroad tracks.
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