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Interior view of machinery in the Power House for the Engineering Laboratory, Rouge River Plant, Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan
Interior view of machinery in the Power House for the Engineering Laboratory, Rouge River Plant, Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan
People:
  • Unknown (photographer)
  • Ford Motor Company (role unspecified)
  • Albert Kahn, Inc. (architectural firm)
Title:

Interior view of machinery in the Power House for the Engineering Laboratory, Rouge River Plant, Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan

Date:

1931

Form:
photographs
Quantity / Object type:
1 photograph(s)
Technique and media:

Gelatin silver print

Dimensions:

comp.: 18.9 x 24.0 cm sheet: 20.3 x 25.4 cm

Reference number:

PH2000:0184

Point of View:
  • interior view
Inscription:

stamped and imprinted - in black ink, on the sheet, verso, l.c.: "IF THIS PHOTOGRAPH IS USED FOR PUBLICATION / PURPOSES CREDIT MUST BE GIVEN TO / ALBERT KAHN ASSOCIATES / ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS / Detroit, Michigan" labelled, imprinted, dated and numbered - printed and in typescript and black ink, on a paper label attached to the sheet, verso, u.c. to c.: "NAME OF OWNER / [FORD MOTOR COMPANY] / LOCATION [Dearborn, Michigan] / DESCRIPTION / [Engineering Laboratory - Power House / showing End View of Two Duplex / Ingersoll Rand Water Vapor / Compressors.] / DATE TAKEN [1931] JOB No. [1077] / PHOTOGRAPHER / [from Owner - #20969 / FILE N.]" [text in square parentheses indicates typescript within printed form of label] labelled and imprinted - in typescript and black ink, on a paper label attached to the sheet, verso, c.l. to c.r.: "This photograph shows an end view of two duplex Ingersoll / Rand water vapor compressors, each set being driven by a / steam turbine. Each duplex unit has a rated capacity of / 320 tons, operating at a speed of 7200 RPM and using the / water from the ponds around the building for condensing. / The table shown between the two units with the 24 / indicating gauges gives complete operating information on / each unit." numbered - by an unknown hand, scratched ? in the negative, l.r.: "2096"

Location:

Dearborn; Michigan; United States;

Subject:
  • architecture
  • interior design
  • engineering
Subject Descriptive Terms:
  • stairs
  • windows
  • railing
  • columns (architectural elements)
  • industrial complex
  • industrial building
  • tanks (containers)
  • pipes (conduits)
  • machinery
  • automobile assembly plant
  • powerhouse
  • engineering building
  • laboratory
  • factory (structure)
Credit line:
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal;
Don de Federico Bucci/
Gift of Federico Bucci
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