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Tim Dunn, right, operations project manager for the

Tim Dunn, right, operations project manager for the

Tim Dunn, right, operations project manager for the mid-Cumberland area, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District, explains why the Corps is having guided tours of the Center Hill Lake power plant during... More

Chuck Ogle, Center Hill power plant superintendent,

Chuck Ogle, Center Hill power plant superintendent,

Chuck Ogle, Center Hill power plant superintendent, briefs visitors, July 21, 2012, prior to the first tour of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District facility since Sept. 11, 2001.

Linda Adcock, project manager on the Center Hill Earthen

Linda Adcock, project manager on the Center Hill Earthen

Linda Adcock, project manager on the Center Hill Earthen Dam Seepage Rehabilitation Project, explains to Jared Herren, 9, how the 110-inch by 84-inch Bauer Cutter can drill 300 feet into soil and rock and pump ... More

Tom Nixon, 83, who worked on the construction of the

Tom Nixon, 83, who worked on the construction of the

Tom Nixon, 83, who worked on the construction of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District Center Hill Dam that was completed for flood control in 1948, shared memories with employees and other visito... More

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