1915 Print Power House Stave Lake Development British Columbia Canada XGPC8 XGHC1 Master Playwright

Master Playwright

Photograph by Orestes Newcomb

symbolic wooden effigies used by the Hopi Pueblo Indians of New Mexico and Arizona in connection with their religious rites and dances

This is an original 1930 black and white print ad for the Directory of Electric Light and Power Companies from McGraw-Hill Catalog and Directory Company

It can be seen on your journey to Ram Gelong

1915 Print Power House Stave Lake Development British Columbia Canada XGPC8 XGHC1 Master PlaywrightThis is an original 1915 duotone halftone print of the Power House on Stave Lake from the Stave Lake Development Company in British Columbia, Canada. Stave Lake is a hydroelectric reservoir in the Stave River System near Vancouver. It was dammed in the 1920s and two large cement dam, a powerhouse, bunkhouses, a community hall and railway were created as a part of the Stave Falls Power Company. CONDITION This 96+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very