Title:
Photographs from the James Noble Hatch papers
Creator/Contributor:
Hatch, James Noble., creator
Abstract:
Photographic prints and negatives chiefly document the ruins of the St. Francis Dam (Los Angeles County) after its catastrophic
failure in 1928. Lantern slides depict various mines, railways, power plants, cargo ships and other subjects pertaining to
the coal industry of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century in the United States.
Date:
ca. 1880-1928 (issued)
Subject:
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Saint Francis Dam (Calif.) -- Pictorial works
Coal trade -- United States -- Photographs
Coal mines and mining -- United States -- Photographs
Coal-fired power plants -- United States -- Photographs
Coal-carrying vessels -- United States -- Photographs
Railroads -- United States -- Photographs
Note:
Prints and negatives photographed by James Noble Hatch. Lantern slides by various, chiefly unidentified photographers.
Title devised by cataloger.
NITRATE NEGATIVES CLOSED TO RESEARCH DUE TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RESTRICTIONS.
Photographs from the James Noble Hatch papers, BANC PIC 2013.028, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Gift ; of Neal Roberts; 2012.
James Noble Hatch was a civil engineer who worked in Chicago, Michigan and California, and perhaps elsewhere. Among his projects
was the design of the power sub-stations for Henry Huntington's Pacific Electric Railway System. He was also a poet, publishing
Mirthful Musings in 1925.
Transferred from the James Noble Hatch papers (BANC MSS 2012/232).
Type:
graphic
Physical Description:
graphic
photonegative
photoprint
slide
1 folder (ca. 55 photographic prints), 3 boxes (ca. 230 lantern slides) and 8 negatives : 4 x 5 in. or smaller.
Language:
English
Identifier:
BANC PIC 2013.028--PIC
BANC PIC 2013.028--LAN box 1
BANC PIC 2013.028--LAN box 2
BANC PIC 2013.028--LAN box 3
BANC PIC 2013.028--NNEG TEMP box 1
BANC PIC 1945-2013--NNEG(5x7) misc. box 11 (NNEG 5x7)
BANC PIC 2013.028
Origin:
United States
Copyright Note:
NITRATE NEGATIVES CLOSED TO RESEARCH DUE TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RESTRICTIONS.