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Photographed is an intake gate at the Summersville

Photographed is an intake gate at the Summersville

Photographed is an intake gate at the Summersville Dam. Public domain photograph of electric power generation, power lines, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Scott Kinzel, a USACE Huntington District mechanical

Scott Kinzel, a USACE Huntington District mechanical

Scott Kinzel, a USACE Huntington District mechanical engineer, installs a sling to support a 43-ton intake gate at the Summersville Dam project.

Workers install new deck grating at the Summersville

Workers install new deck grating at the Summersville

Workers install new deck grating at the Summersville Dam project.

130th Airlift Wing's C-130 flies over Summersville Dam (in right background)

130th Airlift Wing's C-130 flies over Summersville Dam (in right backg...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: Summersville State: West Virginia (WV) Country: United States Of America (USA) Scene Camera Operator: SMS Charles R. Ware Release Status: Releas... More

Workers conduct routine maintenance at the Summersville

Workers conduct routine maintenance at the Summersville

Workers conduct routine maintenance at the Summersville Dam project.

One of the most important missions the U.S. Army Corps

One of the most important missions the U.S. Army Corps

One of the most important missions the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers carries out is reducing the risk of flooding. Completed in 1967, The Summersville Dam is designed to do just that. Like all critical infrastru... More

C.J. Hamilton, assistant operations manager for the

C.J. Hamilton, assistant operations manager for the

C.J. Hamilton, assistant operations manager for the Huntington District's Kanawha Area Office, shows where the Summersville Lake normal winter pool level of 1575 feet above mean sea level would appear on a gaug... More

One of the most important missions the U.S. Army Corps

One of the most important missions the U.S. Army Corps

One of the most important missions the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers carries out is reducing the risk of flooding. Completed in 1967, The Summersville Dam is designed to do just that. Like all critical infrastru... More

Scott Kinzel, a USACE Huntington District mechanical

Scott Kinzel, a USACE Huntington District mechanical

Scott Kinzel, a USACE Huntington District mechanical engineer, installs a sling to support a 43-ton intake gate at the Summersville Dam project.

Clarence Taylor, a maintenance mechanic with the U.S.

Clarence Taylor, a maintenance mechanic with the U.S.

Clarence Taylor, a maintenance mechanic with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District, removes sludge from a gate at the Summersville Dam project.

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