Niagara Power Project

Drawer containing a significant amount of photographs documenting various Niagara Falls schools including students, class portraits, Hydroelectric Power

Images and text descriptions of the New York Power Authority's icebreaker, the William H. Latham being lowered into Lake Erie. The boat was named for Mr. Latham who died in 1987 and was a top staff member on the project.

Photograph and newspaper clipping showing Joan Swetts and her husband after she was the 4 millionth visitor at the Power Vista.

Various aerial photographs, images of models, individuals, and related area showing the Niagara Power Project and multiple views of the facilities and Niagara Falls and the conduit and reservoir and power generating plant work being completed.

Various photographs with text description showing construction of the reservoir and power generating plant along with workers and engineers. Photos also show various roads and parkways.

Photographs showing construction of the Niagara Power Project, engineers, and workers in 1962

One photograph showing the Power Authority Niagara Falls Power Plant at night on July 22, 1963

Four photographs showing the complete power plant, power generating plants, the reservoir, with workers, and the chemical plant and the background

Two photos showing the construction, and electrical wire near installation at the Somerset Power Plant. Also present is text description of a photo.

Photographs and text descriptions showing work site of the power plant and power lines in Lewiston, images of the celebrations of the anniversary of the Niagara Power Project and the hydropower project.