File:Seattle City Engineer R.H. Thomson, 1905.gif
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English: Reginald H. Thomson served as Seattle City Engineer from 1892 to 1911, and again briefly from 1930 to 1931. He oversaw giant public works projects such as downtown regrading, the Cedar River Pipeline, and the Cedar Falls hydroelectric plant. Item 64766, Miscellaneous Prints (Record Series 9910-01), Seattle Municipal Archives. |
| Date | 1905. Uploaded to Flickr 2009-01-27 08:40 |
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City Engineer R.H. Thomson, 1905
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cc-by-2.0 granted by Seattle Municipal Archives. Might also be PD-1923. |
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