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Early Tumwater fishwheel on the Columbia River. Date: 1890s Full Details and Enlarged Image |
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Cyclone wheel on the washington shore and a Cement wheel on the oregon shore. Date: 1930's Full Details and Enlarged Image |
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Seufert's No. 3 fishwheel with water about 6' below crest. Water went over deck at the right and tore wheel to pieces. Date: 1948 Full Details and Enlarged Image |
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Tumwater fishwheel construction Date: 1900's Full Details and Enlarged Image |
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Fishwheel No. 2. downstream entrance to The Dalles-Celilo Canal visible at center-left. Date: 1940's Full Details and Enlarged Image |
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High water and the Cramer wheel near Brown's Island during the flood of 1948. Date: 1948 Full Details and Enlarged Image |
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No. 6 fishwheel. This fishwheel was built after the 1894 flood to take advantage of a similar high water. Not until 1948 did the river rise high enough to operate this wheel, but by that time fishwheels had been prohibited. So No. 6 never caught a salmon. Date: 1896 Full Details and Enlarged Image |
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A Columbia River scow wheel. Date: 1910-1927 Full Details and Enlarged Image |
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Scow fish wheel partially submerged. Date: 1910-1934 Full Details and Enlarged Image |
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This scow fishweel was torn from it's morrings upstream by the 1894 flood, drifted downstream to become beached at The Dalles, where this photo was taken. It does not look like a typical Suefert Bros. scow. Date: 1894 Full Details and Enlarged Image |
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