Box SC Photo 0005.03

Same as previous except photographic exposure is lighter.

No caption, no date, pale black and white photo 4”x 4 ¾” (Many reinforcing rods tied together in rectangular formation along a hillside, workers visible inside the formation)

No caption, no date, black and white photo 4 ½”x 6 ¾” (Street trench cut through rock, ladder from street level into trench, trees and buildings in background with sign above trees: …RAGE (possibly same area as in 005-02-21 except this is earlier date)

No caption, no date, black and white photo 4 ½”x 6 ¾” (Photo has a sepia stain on it in foreground, street scene of construction in progress with piles of bricks, row of leafed trees, apartment houses)

No caption, no date, black and white photo 4 ½”x 6 ¾” (Construction site on terraced rocky hillside with trees, rows of apartment houses in background, steam boiler in center, two rectangular buckets scattered on terrace)

Parker St. Sewer No. 2211 (stamped), April 8th 1913 Frame used in placing side bars by position, #9 (upper right corner) (hand printed in ink), pale sepia photo 4”x 5” mounted on ornate embossed ivory cardboard 5 ½”x 6 ½” (Two men in overalls wearing hats holding a wooden 2 x 4 with reinforcing rods through it at regular intervals, standing by a wooden sided house)

Parker St. Sewer No. 2211 (stamped), Looking North from 7+58. Invert about Completed from Sta. 7+69 to Sta 7+79 Note Wooden Floor on which Concrete is Dumped and then Shoveled into Forms. Rock in Background at 7+105 April 8th 1913, #10 (upper right corner) (hand printed in ink), sepia photo 4”x 5” mounted on ornate embossed ivory cardboard 5 ½”x 6 ½” (In trench with wooden floor, hand shovel, reinforcing rods on either side of wooden floor)

Parker St. Sewer No. 2211 (stamped), Looking North at Steel Bars in Position for Roof Between Sta. 7+86 and Sta. 7+115. April 21st 1913, #11 (upper right corner) (hand printed in ink), sepia photo 4”x 5” mounted on ornate embossed ivory cardboard 5 ½”x 6 ½”, lower left corner damaged (Arched reinforcing grid held in place with wooden forms in a trench)

Parker St. Sewer No. 2211 (stamped), May. 6th, 1913. Looking South at Steel Bars in Place for Arch. From M.H. 7+173 to M.H. 7+198, hand printed in ink: 12 (upper right corner), sepia photo 4”x 5” mounted on ornate embossed ivory cardboard 5 ½”x 6 ½” (In trench, wooden ladder diagonal across lower left corner, arched reinforcing grid held in place with wooden forms)

No caption, no date, black and white photo 4”x 5” (Two men – one with pipe in mouth - standing between rows of reinforcing rods)