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There is currently no available "Beginner" label. The following is the default level label: Turners Falls, Massachusetts was a planned industrial community from its founded in 1867 by Alvah Crocker. It is part of the town of Montague. Located on a bend of the Connecticut River, the natural falls were enhanced by a dam. Water was also diverted into a power canal, and large brick factories lined either side. This view shows factory buildings looking east across the river.
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"Turners Falls, Mass. Industrial Plants, General View below Falls"
publisher Hugh C. Leighton Company, Manufacturers |
date Feb 23, 1914 |
location Portland, Maine |
height 3.5" |
width 5.5" |
process/materials half-tone paper print |
item type Photograph/Photograph - Postcard |
accession # #M.85 |
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