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Shoshone Falls Hydroelectric Project, Garage & Celler, North Bank of Snake River, immediately North of the Cliff Substation, Tipperary Corner, Jerome County, ID

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Shoshone Falls Hydroelectric Project, Garage & Celler, North Bank of Snake River, immediately North of the Cliff Substation, Tipperary Corner, Jerome County, ID

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Summary

Significance: It was the first building constructed in 1927 by the Idaho Power Company during its 1926-1927 expansion of the Shoshone Falls Hydroelectric Project. This stone building originally served as a garage and cellar.
Survey number: HAER ID-45-J
Building/structure dates: 1927 Initial Construction

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Date

1969 - 1980

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Contributors

Historic American Engineering Record, creator

Hamilton, W. G., engineer

Phoenix Construction Company, builder

place

Location

Tipperary Corner, 42.57880, -114.29642

Google Map of 42.57880129999999, -114.2964209

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Source

Library of Congress

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