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Rufus Woods Photographs

This collection features photographs of Grand Coulee Dam and surrounding areas during construction in the 1930s-1940s.

Rufus Woods was a long-time co-owner and editor of the Wenatchee Daily World. He advocated for the construction of Grand Coulee Dam in Washington state. During the war years, he pressed for defense contracts for the region and highlighted the importance of the newly completed dam. He also endorsed the need for more dams to fulfill the war-time power needs of the Columbia Valley. For more information, please see the Rufus Woods Papers.

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  • Steamboat Rock in the Columbia Basin, Washington

    Steamboat Rock in the Columbia Basin, Washington

  • Tour of Irrigated Land

    Tour of Irrigated Land

  • Trail Lake Sink #1

    Trail Lake Sink #1

  • Transmission Towers, Grand Coulee Dam

    Transmission Towers, Grand Coulee Dam

  • View of Grand Coulee, Washington

    View of Grand Coulee, Washington

  • Visit by Franklin D. Roosevelt

    Visit by Franklin D. Roosevelt

  • Visitor at Grand Coulee Dam Vista Point

    Visitor at Grand Coulee Dam Vista Point

  • Visitors at Grand Coulee Dam

    Visitors at Grand Coulee Dam

 

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