Box SC Photo 0005.05.05
Contains 399 Results:
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer View from Sedgwick Avenue, looking West, 1908-12-01T00:00:00+00:00
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer View from Sedgwick Avenue, looking West. Dec. 1st, 1908. 197, black and white photo 7 ½”x 9 ½” mounted on grey paper album page (At left side of photo is multi-arched masonry bridge (possibly High Bridge) leading to hillside mounted by a masonry tower (Highbridge Tower), bare trees on right of hill)
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer Looking East from 25 ft. of Compressor house at High Bridge, showing part 4 City Property and various material on ground, 1909-01-25T00:00:00+00:00
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer Looking East from 25 ft. of Compressor house at High Bridge, showing part 4 City Property and various material on ground January 25th, 1909. 198, black and white photo 7 ½”x 9 ½” mounted on grey paper album page (Snow on the ground and various mounds in foreground, bare trees on mounds and hillside with building on hill top)
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer Looking South-west from 25 feet North of Center Line of Sewer on Sedgwick Avenue, showing City Land and various material on ground, 1909-01-25T00:00:00+00:00
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer Looking South-west from 25 feet North of Center Line of Sewer on Sedgwick Avenue, showing City Land and various material on ground. January 25th, 1909. 199, black and white photo 7 ½”x 9 ½” mounted on grey paper album page (Multi-arch bridge (possibly High Bridge, earliest bridge crossing between Bronx and Manhattan completed in 1848) at left of photo, tower (Highbridge Tower ?) on hill at far end of bridge, snow on mounds at base of bridge)
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer Looking West showing construction at Station, 1909-05-21T00:00:00+00:00
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer Looking West showing construction at Station 43 + 68 (about 1200 feet West of Shaft #2). May 21st, 1909. 200, black and white photo 7 ½”x 9 ½” mounted on grey paper album page (Man in dark suit bearing derby standing in middle of tunnel, small stalactites hanging from arched ceiling, rubble on floor of tunnel)
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer Looking West showing construction at Station, 1909-05-21T00:00:00+00:00
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer Looking West showing construction at Station 55 + 53 (about 25 feet West of Shaft #2) May 21st, 1909. 201, black and white photo 7 ½”x 9 ½” mounted on grey paper album page (Three men standing in center (two men’s shadows on wall) of tunnel with arched concrete ceiling, exposed reinforcing rods protruding from concrete walls, tracks and lumber on floor)
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer Looking East showing construction at Station, 1909-05-21T00:00:00+00:00
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer Looking East showing construction at Station 66 + 60. May 21st, 1909. 202, black and white photo 7 ½”x 9 ½” mounted on grey paper album page (Three men in suits and hats standing in tunnel on either side of stream of water, horizontal pole behind men looks like clothing hanging on pole)
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer Looking East showing waste concrete piled along North side from station, 1909-05-21T00:00:00+00:00
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer Looking East showing waste concrete piled along North side from station 56 + 16 Easterly. May 21st, 1909. 203, black and white photo 7 ½”x 9 ½” mounted on grey paper album page (Concrete tunnel with arched ceiling with exposed reinforcing rods, track on logs, large pile of concrete rubble against wall)
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer Looking East showing waste concrete piled along sides of tunnel and left between tracks, 1909-05-21T00:00:00+00:00
Webster Avenue Storm Relief Sewer Looking East showing waste concrete piled along sides of tunnel and left between tracks. May 21st, 1909, black and white photo 7 ½”x 9 ½” mounted on grey paper album page (Center of photo tracks on squared timber, rubble on either side, upper right corner man standing holding a lantern)