File:Hinkston Run Dam 1905.jpg
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English: Photograph of Hinkston Run Dam, north of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Caption reads: Bethlehem Steel's water supply. The lake appears to be frozen. Probably taken by James Alexander Klahre (1877-1963) in about 1905, from the Pennsylvania Highlands Community College - Klahre Collection. The date and author are based on the appearance of the photo (particularly the style of border) compared with other photos in the collection with known dates. |
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| Author | James Alexander Klahre |
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