Pit doors on a similar base. From Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Historic American Engineering Record [HAER MN-100-98]
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Fallout shelter and escape ladder at a similar base. From Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Historic American Engineering Record [HAER MN-100-70]
A detail from a 1862 plat map of the area, showing several never-built communities and present-day ghost towns. From Denver Public Library.
Looking out from the roof of the elevator (the only one at the time) at the town, shortly after its founding. From Natalie Macintosh.
Driving Ford Model Ts onto waiting barges. Courtesy Ruin Raider (flickr).
Drivers for the Hercules Powder Company. Kansas Historical Society ( FK2.D4 .3 Ma.Sun *2) http://www.kansasmemory.org/item/210946
Fort William Elevators, circa 1960. Image credit Thunder Bay Archives.
1949 (Kubrick, Library of Congress, LC-USZ6-2357)
View of the hospital in 1895 (NRHP Form).