Box 150
Contains 12 Results:
New York skyline from under Brooklyn Bridge by Louis C. Williams; ca. 1950
This collection of photos is rich in coverage of the early years of PEPL from 1927 through the 1930s. Most of the photos from that era are contained in scrapbooks that capture the process of laying pipeline when the horse and mule provided as important a scource of transportation as the new "Cat" tractors.
Platorm rigs, color slides by Ken Childress; n.d.
This collection of photos is rich in coverage of the early years of PEPL from 1927 through the 1930s. Most of the photos from that era are contained in scrapbooks that capture the process of laying pipeline when the horse and mule provided as important a scource of transportation as the new "Cat" tractors.
PEPL Installations with correspondence; 1951-1963, n.d.
This collection of photos is rich in coverage of the early years of PEPL from 1927 through the 1930s. Most of the photos from that era are contained in scrapbooks that capture the process of laying pipeline when the horse and mule provided as important a scource of transportation as the new "Cat" tractors.
Scrapbook: Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company, 1940 construction and related note
This collection of photos is rich in coverage of the early years of PEPL from 1927 through the 1930s. Most of the photos from that era are contained in scrapbooks that capture the process of laying pipeline when the horse and mule provided as important a scource of transportation as the new "Cat" tractors.
Construction of Spartan rig, courtesy of Joe Roberts; n.d.
This collection of photos is rich in coverage of the early years of PEPL from 1927 through the 1930s. Most of the photos from that era are contained in scrapbooks that capture the process of laying pipeline when the horse and mule provided as important a scource of transportation as the new "Cat" tractors.
Photos of staff from John Townsend for Panhandle Eastern history project; January 10, 1994
This collection of photos is rich in coverage of the early years of PEPL from 1927 through the 1930s. Most of the photos from that era are contained in scrapbooks that capture the process of laying pipeline when the horse and mule provided as important a scource of transportation as the new "Cat" tractors.
List of Trunkline Gas measuring stations from Malcolm Hermes; retiree list from W.W. Price's wallet; 1952
This collection of photos is rich in coverage of the early years of PEPL from 1927 through the 1930s. Most of the photos from that era are contained in scrapbooks that capture the process of laying pipeline when the horse and mule provided as important a scource of transportation as the new "Cat" tractors.
Trunkline construction, original line with note from Leith V. Watkins to H. Byrd; 1950-1951
This collection of photos is rich in coverage of the early years of PEPL from 1927 through the 1930s. Most of the photos from that era are contained in scrapbooks that capture the process of laying pipeline when the horse and mule provided as important a scource of transportation as the new "Cat" tractors.
Scrapbook from J.C. Reinbord, mostly original PEPL construction, ca. 1930s to 1960s
This collection of photos is rich in coverage of the early years of PEPL from 1927 through the 1930s. Most of the photos from that era are contained in scrapbooks that capture the process of laying pipeline when the horse and mule provided as important a scource of transportation as the new "Cat" tractors.
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company, color photographs, volume II by Farrell and Gage Films, Inc.; ca. 1958
This collection of photos is rich in coverage of the early years of PEPL from 1927 through the 1930s. Most of the photos from that era are contained in scrapbooks that capture the process of laying pipeline when the horse and mule provided as important a scource of transportation as the new "Cat" tractors.