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Hoosac Tunnel. This is a bird's-eye view of the Tunnel and other buildings from Blood's Hill. by W.P. Hurd & H.D. Ward — VisualArtsDB
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Hoosac Tunnel. This is a bird's-eye view of the Tunnel and other buildings from Blood's Hill.
Hoosac Tunnel. This is a bird's-eye view of the Tunnel and other buildings from Blood's Hill.
W.P. Hurd & H.D. Ward
1870–1879
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J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US
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More by W.P. Hurd & H.D. Ward
Hoosac Tunnel. West End as it appears from the original surface stand point, looking North-East. West Shaft Shanties in distance
W.P. Hurd & H.D. Ward, 1870
North Adams & Vicinity. Natural Bridge - Looking down stream.
W.P. Hurd & H.D. Ward, 1870
Hoosac Tunnel. West End. Showing the Brick Arch. The distance from the mouth of this Arch to the headings...now about 4500 feet.
W.P. Hurd & H.D. Ward, 1870
Hoosac Tunnel. West End as it appears from the original surface stand point, looking North-East. West Shaft Shanties in distance
W.P. Hurd & H.D. Ward, 1870
Hoosac Tunnel. Deerfield River from Blood's Hill.
W.P. Hurd & H.D. Ward, 1870
North Adams & Vicinity.
W.P. Hurd & H.D. Ward, 1870
Hoosac Tunnel. East End of Tunnel. This view shows the bed of the road. The distance from this point to the Heading...one mile.
W.P. Hurd & H.D. Ward, 1870
Hoosac Tunnel. Miners descending the West Shaft with the Burleigh Drill.
W.P. Hurd & H.D. Ward, 1870
