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The item consists of a photograph of the Bow River embankment looking south west from the Langevin Bridge in Calgary;Photo was taken looking south west from the Langevin Bridge on 1957 August 21;Stamped in black on the verso is "448D;Henderson's Directory for 1962 indicates that M.H. Dodwell was an investigator for City Transit;Boarder of the photograph has holes in all corners from where staples have been removed.

The item consists of a photograph of the Bow River looking west from the rear of Fred's Welding Shop at 330-2nd Avenue S.E., Calgary;Photo was taken looking west from the rear of Fred's Welding Shop at 330 - 2nd Avenue S.E. on 1957 August 21;The Centre Street Bridge is visible in the background;Stamped in black on the verso is "448D;Henderson's Directory for 1962 indicates that M.H. Dodwell was an investigator for City Transit;Boarder of the photograph has holes in all corners from where staples have been removed.

The item consists of a photograph of a new water truck, truck is on a city street, driving away from the viewer, and spraying water, perhaps to demonstrate the equipment. There is a man is standing to the right of the truck. There are houses in the background as well as another water truck with a man standing beside it;Title is taken from the subject matter of the photograph;Although the photograph was repatriated to the City of Calgary from the Glenbow Archives, it does not bear a Glenbow number;A stain appears to be forming at the bottom right of the photograph just below the power pole;The corners of the support board are worn and a layer of board has been torn from the upper left corner;Conservation work is required

The photoprint illustrates the water treatment methods of the Bonnybrook Sewage Treatment Plant; A note was attached to the photoprint with tape, this was removed and stored with the photoprint; The note reads: 'Differences in clarity and sediment are readily visible in samples taken from the Bonnybrook plant. Left is raw sewage, as it enters the plant. Centre is effluent from the primary treatment process, considerably clearer but still cloudy. Effluent from new secondary process, right, is almost perfectly clear. -30-; Bob Anderson; Francis, Williams, Johnson &Payne Ltd. 700 - 6th Avenue S.W. #644, Calgary 1, Alberta. March 26, 1971 Phone 266-7061'

Item consists of a photoprint of the Bonnybrook Sewage Treatment Plant. The plant is located at 4302 15th Street SE; A note was attached to the photoprint with tape, this was removed and stored with the photoprint; The note reads: 'North America's largest mechanical aeration facility, using 40 units such as the one above, is an integral part of the secondary process at Bonnybrook. The aeration section is the size of five football fields. Underwood and McLellan engineer John Sabol stands beside one of the 60-horsepower electric drive units. -30-; Bob Anderson; Francis, Williams, Johnson &Payne Ltd. 700 - 6th Avenue S.W. #644, Calgary 1, Alberta. March 26, 1971 Phone 266-7061'

Photoprint was taken at the corner of 7th Avenue and 1st Street SE; Lots 1-3/52/A; The photoprint was taken as part of an appraisal report; Fix stains are appearing along the edges of the photoprint

Photoprint was taken at the corner of 7th Avenue and 1st Street SE; Lots 1-3/52/A; The photoprint was taken as part of an appraisal report; Sign for the Colonial Hotel is also visible; Fix stains are appearing along the edges of the photoprint

The photoprint was taken at 10th Street and Gladstone Road NW; The sign pictured reads 'Hire a student this summer operation placement CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE'; There is a hole punched in the upper left corner of the photoprint

Photoprint shows the 2nd Street SE bridge, Elbow River and Macleod Trail; Photoprint illustrates a current or potential snow dumping site; Photo was taken for the Alberta Fish and Wildlife Division

Photoprint illustrates a current or potential snow dumping site; Photo was taken for the Alberta Fish and Wildlife Division. Item consists of a photoprint of the Stampede Grounds' stables and the Elbow river