[Photographer
unknown]. 1926. Desolation Creek Ditch (Fremont
Power System). 1926. USDA, Forest Service, Umatilla
National Forest. Size: 3 1/4 x 5 1/2. Date: 5/25/1926
Abstract: This ditch carried water from Desolation Creek into Olive Lake to supplement
the water in the lake for generating purposes at Fremont plant.
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[Photographer
unknown]. 1926. Desolation Creek Ditch
(Fremont Power System).
USDA, Forest Service, Umatilla National Forest. Size:
3 1/4 x 5
1/2. Date: 5/25/1926
Abstract: This ditch carried water from Desolation Creek into
Olive Lake to supplement the water in the lake for generating
purposes at Fremont plant.
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[Photographer
unknown]. [Date unknown]. Lost Creek Diversion Dam. USDA
Forest Service, Umatilla National Forest. Locality: T.9S, R.34E.
Size: 5 1/2 x 3 1/4.
Abstract: This black and white photo is somewhat faded. Lost
Creek Diversion Dam provided supplemental water to Olive Lake
and the
Olive Lake
Pipeline
as part of the
Fremont
Power System.
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[Photographer
unknown]. 1926. Water pipelines. USDA,
Forest Service, Umatilla National Forest. Size: 3 1/4 x 5
1/2
Abstract: The caption on the first photo is "Old pipeline
(underground) built in 1906. The second photo reads, "Old
pipeline (underground) built in 1906. Mine [Red Boy] in foreground.
The third photo
has, "Old pipeline at Chinaman Trail (underground). May
25, 1926.
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[Photographer
unknown]. [date unknown] Flume used to carry silt in
to cover cribbing at Olive Lake Dam. USDA Forest Service,
Umatilla National Forest. Size: 5 1/2 x 3 1/2
Abstract: Typed on the back of the photo, "Construction of the
sluice from different point. In order to fill this dam we laid
a pipeline from the upper reservoir and used that for power."
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[Photographer
unknown]. May 25, 1926. Olive Lake Reservoir. USDA
Forest Service, Umatilla National Forest. Size: 5 1/2 x 3 1/2
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[Photographer
unknown]. [date unknown] Olive Lake Tender House. USDA
Forest Service, Umatilla National Forest.
Abstract: The first photo shows the Olive
Lake Tender's house in the back ground and the cribbing for
the dam
in the foreground.
The second photo is of the Tender's house with a guest tent that
had been added next to it on a wood deck.
The third photo
shows the tender's house, guest tent, and land cleared on the right side of the
photo. A power line and road is visible on the right.
The fourth photo shows the Tender's house, guest tent, and a
barn that had been added.
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[Photographer
unknown]. May 25, 1926. Olive Lake Upper Reservoir Dam. USDA
Forest Service, Umatilla National Forest. Size: 5 1/2 x 3
1/2
Abstract: Photos of Olive Lake's upper reservoir dam.
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[Photographer
unknown]. [Date unknown]. Fremont power house and power
line.
USDA, Forest Service, Umatilla National
Forest. Locality: T. 9 S.,
R. 35 E., sec. 9. Size: 7" x 11".
Abstract:
This is a high-quality, sepia-tone photograph, with almost
all areas of the print in sharp focus. It was taken near the
Fremont power house, which is an important structure in the
Fremont Historic District on the North Fork John Day Ranger
District. During the gold mining boom of the early 1900's,
the Fremont Powerhouse was important for generating
and distributing electrical power for the Red Boy mine and other
mines in adjacent mining districts. This photograph was taken
from a high vantage point looking down toward the power house
itself. It was taken in winter when the snowpack was fairly
deep. A dense stand of mixed conifers is shown in the background;
a power line corridor occupies the exact center of the background
view. It was constructed in 1908 and produced electricity for
the town of Granite until 1956. Donated to the USFS in 1959,
the powerhouse is listed on the National Register of Historic
Places. It is located on
Forest Road 10 about 40 miles east of Dale.
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[Photographer
unknown]. [Date unknown]. Fremont Cottage. USDA, Forest
Service, Umatilla National Forest. Locality: T. 9 S.,
R. 35 E., sec. 9.
Abstract: This black and white photo is of one of the first houses
built at Fremont. Chickens are in the yard in the foregound of the
photo.
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[Photographer
unknown]. [Date unknown]. Fremont power line on ridgeline. USDA,
Forest Service, Umatilla National
Forest. Locality: T. 9 S., R. 35 E.,
sec. 9. Size: 7" x 11". Abstract: This
is a high-quality, sepia-tone photograph, with almost all areas
of the print in sharp focus. It was taken near the Fremont
power house, which is an important structure in the Fremont
Historic District on the North Fork John Day Ranger District.
The power house was important for generating and distributing
electrical power for the Red Boy mine and other mines in adjacent
mining districts. This photograph was taken from a high vantage
point looking down toward the power house itself. It was taken
in summer. In the foreground, a wooden power pole is dominant,
although a large clump of snowbrush ceanothus is clearly distinguished
at the base of the pole. The ceanothus appears to be in bloom.
A dense stand of mixed conifers is present in the middleground
view, although a regenerated clearcut with small seedlings
is located near the base of the slope and to the right of the
power house. The drainage (Congo Gulch) is also visible in
the middleground scene. The background shows smooth mountain
slopes supporting moderately dense mixed-conifer forest.
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[Photographer
unknown]. [Date unknown]. Power line above Fremont power
house. USDA, Forest Service, Umatilla National Forest.
Locality: T. 9 S., R. 35 E., sec. 9. Size: 7" x 11".
Abstract: This is a high-quality, sepia-tone
photograph, with most areas of the print in relatively sharp
focus. It was taken near the Fremont power house, which is an
important structure in the Fremont Historic District on the North
Fork John Day Ranger District. The power house was important
for generating and distributing electrical power for the Red
Boy mine and other mines in adjacent mining districts. This photograph
was apparently taken on a high ridgeline somewhere above the
power house; the house itself is not visible in this image. The
foreground scene is dominated by rock and the low-growing grasses
and forbs commonly encountered on a high-elevation site. A dense
stand of mixed conifers is present in the middleground view,
which seems to be at a considerably lower elevation than the
foreground scene (e.g., the scene is falling away rapidly from
foreground to middleground). The background shows high-elevation
mountain slopes supporting discontinuous subalpine forest and
many areas of exposed rock or talus.
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[Photographer
unknown]. [Date unknown]. USDA, Forest Service, Umatilla
National Forest. Size: 8 1/4 x 5 1/2.
Abstract: This black and white photo is badly torn on the corners
and the sides. This is a photo of Mr. F. A. Harmon, stockholder
in Red Boy Mine and Fremont Power Company. This photo was taken
at Red Boy Mine.
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[Photographer
unknown]. [Date unknown]. USDA, Forest Service,
Umatilla National Forest. Size: 3 1/2 x 6
Abstract: This black and white photo is of a wagon with four
men in it being pulled by two horses on a narrow dirt road through
the Forest. The caption is "Early mode of transportation". This
photo was included with the Fremont Power House photo collection.
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[Photographer
unknown]. 1896. Red Boy Mine. USDA Forest Service.
Abstract: This 8 x 10 black and white photo is of moderate quality
and is unfocused in the left foreground. In the middleground
is a building with
several
men standing outside.
There are various other buildings in the photo.
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[Photographer
unknown]. [Date unknown]. USDA Forest Service
Abstract: These photos are a panoramic view of Red Boy Mine.
Red Boy Mill is located in the middle right of the first photo.
Above on the hill is Red Boy Hoist. Printing on the photo points
to the hill behind the mine with the caption "Wilson Group
of
Mines
owned
by the
Oregon
Monarch
G. M. Co." The other photo is faded on the right side. In the
middle ground on the hillside is printed "Red Boy Cyanide Plant"
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[Photographer
unknown]. [Date unknown]. Red Boy Mine Employees
Abstract: This 8 x 10 black and white photo is slightly out of
focus. It shows the employees of Redboy Mine gathered outside
what is possibly the mess hall.
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[Photographer
unknown]. [Date unknown]. Red Boy Mine Boiler Room.
Abstract: This 8 x 10 photo is of high quality
and in sharp focus and shows the boiler room at Red Boy Mine.
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[Photographer
unknown]. [Date unknown]. Red Boy Mine Shaft.
Abstract: These photos are 8 x 10 in size. The first
shows the cage and collar of the hoist that will lower the four
men down into the
mine. The quality of the photo is moderate ans is faded in
the foreground. The second photo is of high quality and sharp
focus and shows the
gears that
run
the mine
shaft.
A man
can
be seen
at
the top
of
the stairs.
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