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Letter to Wiliton S. Hamilton (Mono Power Co.) From W.B. Mathews (Los Angeles Dept. of Pubic Works/Los Angeles Aqueduct) regarding the construction of hydroelectric power projects in the Owens Valley. No number originally assigned by Cal. Electric and
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Letter to Wiliton S. Hamilton (Mono Power Co.) From W.B. Mathews (Los Angeles Dept. of Pubic Works/Los Angeles Aqueduct) regarding the construction of hydroelectric power projects in the Owens Valley. No number originally assigned by Cal. Electric and
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Letter to Wiliton S. Hamilton (Mono Power Co.) From W.B. Mathews (Los Angeles Dept. of Pubic Works/Los Angeles Aqueduct) regarding the construction of hydroelectric power projects in the Owens Valley. No number originally assigned by Cal. Electric and - no documentation included. (G-B-07-00039, 00040 and 00041 are Identical plates)
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Letter to Wiliton S. Hamilton (Mono Power Co.) From W.B. Mathews (Los Angeles Dept. of Pubic Works/Los Angeles Aqueduct) regarding the construction of hydroelectric power projects in the Owens Valley.
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The City of Los Angeles' Owens River Aqueduct
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The City of Los Angeles' Owens River Aqueduct in the Southern end of the Owens Valley, showing the tailrace from the Cottonwood Powerhouse.
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"The Owens River Aqueduct and the Los Angeles Times," Anthony Cifarelli
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The Los Angeles Aqueduct
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Automobile trip taken by J. G. Oliver and W. H. Frick from Los Angeles to the Owens Valley. The 260-mile trip follows the route of the aqueduct and depicts the landscape of Owens Valley, Owens Lake, and the reservoirs, conduits, concrete canals, siphons, and power plants bringing water to Los Angeles. The trip ends at 1837 Canyon Drive with a photograph of a woman watering her lawn. The 1915 Los Angeles City Directory, lists 1837 Canyon Drive as the residence of Julius G. Oliver. His friend, William H. Frick, a salesman at the Cass-Smurr-Damerell Company, lived nearby at 4534 Kingswell. 1837 Canyon was demolished.
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Los Angeles Municipal Aqueduct Power Transmission Line
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Los Angeles Municipal Aqueduct Power Transmission Line. View of T/L looking North from North Broadway Bridge over Los Angeles River.
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