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Arrangement of hoisting gear and air compressor for central shaft

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Derrick car used for loading stone at the east end of Hoosac Tunnel 1864

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Cars used in carrying stone from Hoosac Tunnel headings up the west shaft, to the dumping ground 1864

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Portable upright boiler used in construction of dam in Deerfield River and elsewhere on Hoosac Tunnel 1864

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Portable horizontal boiler used in construction of Hoosac Tunnel 1864

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General arrangement of the hoisting & pumping machinery at the central shaft of the Hoosac Tunnel 1864

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Safety cages for west shaft of Hoosac Tunnel

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Elevation and some sections of the dam built in the Deerfield River to secure a water power for compressing air for the Hoosac Tunnel work 1864

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Transit instrument used in both surface and underground alignment of the Hoosac Tunnel 1864

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Double house for Hoosac Tunnel laborers: walls were made 12 feet high instead of 10, as here shown

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Blacksmith's shop at the east end of the Hoosac Tunnel

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Plan and elevation of instrument houses used in surface alignment of the Hoosac Tunnel

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Details of instrument houses used in surface alignment of the Hoosac Tunnel

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Plan of engineer's office at east end of the Hoosac Tunnel built 1864

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Plans and elevations of boarding house at the east end of Hoosac Tunnel built in spring of 1864

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First class shanty built for Hoosac Tunnel laborers 1864

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Topographical plan of the village of North Adams which lies about 2 miles from the west end of Hoosac Tunnel 1864

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Topographical plan of the Hoosick River valley between the west end of the Hoosac Tunnel and the village of North Adams 1864

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Topographical plan of the Hoosick River valley between the west end of the Hoosac Tunnel and the village of North Adams 1864

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Hoosac Tunnel Photographs

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Arrangement of hoisting gear and air compressor for central shaft

Derrick car used for loading stone at the east end of Hoosac Tunnel 1864

Cars used in carrying stone from Hoosac Tunnel headings up the west shaft, to the dumping ground 1864

Portable upright boiler used in construction of dam in Deerfield River and elsewhere on Hoosac Tunnel 1864

Portable horizontal boiler used in construction of Hoosac Tunnel 1864

General arrangement of the hoisting & pumping machinery at the central shaft of the Hoosac Tunnel 1864

Safety cages for west shaft of Hoosac Tunnel

Elevation and some sections of the dam built in the Deerfield River to secure a water power for compressing air for the Hoosac Tunnel work 1864

Transit instrument used in both surface and underground alignment of the Hoosac Tunnel 1864

Double house for Hoosac Tunnel laborers: walls were made 12 feet high instead of 10, as here shown

Blacksmith's shop at the east end of the Hoosac Tunnel

Plan and elevation of instrument houses used in surface alignment of the Hoosac Tunnel

Details of instrument houses used in surface alignment of the Hoosac Tunnel

Plan of engineer's office at east end of the Hoosac Tunnel built 1864

Plans and elevations of boarding house at the east end of Hoosac Tunnel built in spring of 1864

First class shanty built for Hoosac Tunnel laborers 1864

Topographical plan of the village of North Adams which lies about 2 miles from the west end of Hoosac Tunnel 1864

Topographical plan of the Hoosick River valley between the west end of the Hoosac Tunnel and the village of North Adams 1864

Topographical plan of the Hoosick River valley between the west end of the Hoosac Tunnel and the village of North Adams 1864

Topographical plan of the Hoosick River valley between the west end of the Hoosac Tunnel and the village of North Adams 1864