Felten's Mill, South side of Brush Creek, East of junction of State Ro...
Picryl description: Public domain image of a rural landscape with a watermill, water, decayed building, 18th, 19th century architecture, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
Canon of Ka-shu hu-kwist (Brush Creek)
Photograph unattributed. No. 120. Written on back: Office Copy. Part of series: U.S. topographical and geological survey of the valley of the Colorado River of the west, by J.W. Powell and A.H. Thompson.
Rockhill Road Bridge, Spanning Brush Creek between Forty-eighth & Volk...
Significance: The Rockhill Road Bridge is the earliest documented stone bridge of this type in Missouri. The bridge was built by William Rockhill Nelson, founder and owner of the Kansas City Star newspaper, re... More
Rockhill Road Bridge, Spanning Brush Creek between Forty-eighth & Volk...
Significance: The Rockhill Road Bridge is the earliest documented stone bridge of this type in Missouri. The bridge was built by William Rockhill Nelson, founder and owner of the Kansas City Star newspaper, re... More
Jeannette Glass Company, Chambers Avenue extension on Brush Creek, Jea...
Significance: One of several glass factories built in Jeannette, Pennsylvania during the early years of the natural gas boom, the Jeannette Glass Company (originally called the Jeannette Bottle Works) produced ... More
Rockhill Road Bridge, Spanning Brush Creek between Forty-eighth & Volk...
Significance: The Rockhill Road Bridge is the earliest documented stone bridge of this type in Missouri. The bridge was built by William Rockhill Nelson, founder and owner of the Kansas City Star newspaper, re... More
Rockhill Road Bridge, Spanning Brush Creek between Forty-eighth & Volk...
Significance: The Rockhill Road Bridge is the earliest documented stone bridge of this type in Missouri. The bridge was built by William Rockhill Nelson, founder and owner of the Kansas City Star newspaper, re... More
Canon of Ka-shu hu-kwist from below (Brush Creek)
The albumen silver print is a photographic printing process that was widely used in the 19th century. It involves coating paper support with a mixture of egg whites and salt, which creates a glossy surface to h... More
Rockhill Road Bridge, Spanning Brush Creek between Forty-eighth & Volk...
Significance: The Rockhill Road Bridge is the earliest documented stone bridge of this type in Missouri. The bridge was built by William Rockhill Nelson, founder and owner of the Kansas City Star newspaper, re... More
Rockhill Road Bridge, Spanning Brush Creek between Forty-eighth & Volk...
Significance: The Rockhill Road Bridge is the earliest documented stone bridge of this type in Missouri. The bridge was built by William Rockhill Nelson, founder and owner of the Kansas City Star newspaper, re... More
Rockhill Road Bridge, Spanning Brush Creek between Forty-eighth & Volk...
Significance: The Rockhill Road Bridge is the earliest documented stone bridge of this type in Missouri. The bridge was built by William Rockhill Nelson, founder and owner of the Kansas City Star newspaper, re... More
Jackson's Mill Covered Bridge, Spanning Brush Creek on Township Route ...
Significance: Jackson's Mill Covered Bridge employs typical Burr truss arch construction, a wood roof, and wood siding. It was substantially rebuilt in 1992. Survey number: HAER PA-352 Building/structure dat... More
Felten's Mill Covered Bridge, Spanning Brush Creek at junction of Town...
Significance: This is one of several surviving nineteenth century covered bridges in Bedford County. The wooden Burr truss arch construction is typical of such spans. Survey number: HAER PA-350 Building/stru... More
Rockhill Road Bridge, Spanning Brush Creek between Forty-eighth & Volk...
Significance: The Rockhill Road Bridge is the earliest documented stone bridge of this type in Missouri. The bridge was built by William Rockhill Nelson, founder and owner of the Kansas City Star newspaper, re... More
Jeannette Glass Company, Chambers Avenue extension on Brush Creek, Jea...
Significance: One of several glass factories built in Jeannette, Pennsylvania during the early years of the natural gas boom, the Jeannette Glass Company (originally called the Jeannette Bottle Works) produced ... More
Rockhill Road Bridge, Spanning Brush Creek between Forty-eighth & Volk...
Significance: The Rockhill Road Bridge is the earliest documented stone bridge of this type in Missouri. The bridge was built by William Rockhill Nelson, founder and owner of the Kansas City Star newspaper, re... More
Jeannette Glass Company, Chambers Avenue extension on Brush Creek, Jea...
Significance: One of several glass factories built in Jeannette, Pennsylvania during the early years of the natural gas boom, the Jeannette Glass Company (originally called the Jeannette Bottle Works) produced ... More
Jeannette Glass Company, Chambers Avenue extension on Brush Creek, Jea...
Significance: One of several glass factories built in Jeannette, Pennsylvania during the early years of the natural gas boom, the Jeannette Glass Company (originally called the Jeannette Bottle Works) produced ... More
Jeannette Glass Company, Chambers Avenue extension on Brush Creek, Jea...
Significance: One of several glass factories built in Jeannette, Pennsylvania during the early years of the natural gas boom, the Jeannette Glass Company (originally called the Jeannette Bottle Works) produced ... More
Jeannette Glass Company, Chambers Avenue extension on Brush Creek, Jea...
Significance: One of several glass factories built in Jeannette, Pennsylvania during the early years of the natural gas boom, the Jeannette Glass Company (originally called the Jeannette Bottle Works) produced ... More
Canon of Ka-shu hu-kwist looking down (Brush Creek)
Photograph unattributed. No. 121. Written on back: Office copy. Part of series: U.S. topographical and geological survey of the valley of the Colorado River of the west, by J.W. Powell and A.H. Thompson.
![Alcove walls (Canon of Ka-shu hu-kwist [Brush Creek])](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn18/L3Bob3RvLzIwMTkvMTAvMDYvYWxjb3ZlLXdhbGxzLWNhbm9uLW9mLWthLXNodS1odS1rd2lzdC1icnVzaC1jcmVlay00YWM1ZjgtMTAyNC5qcGc%3D/40/26/webp "Alcove walls (Canon of Ka-shu hu-kwist [Brush Creek])")
Alcove walls (Canon of Ka-shu hu-kwist [Brush Creek])
Photograph unattributed. No. 122. Written on back: Office copy. Part of series: U.S. topographical and geological survey of the valley of the Colorado River of the west, by J.W. Powell and A.H. Thompson.
Canon of Ka-shu hu-kwist (Brush Creek)
Photograph unattributed. No. 120. Written on back: Office Copy. Part of series: U.S. topographical and geological survey of the valley of the Colorado River of the west, by J.W. Powell and A.H. Thompson.
Rockhill Road Bridge, Spanning Brush Creek between Forty-eighth & Volk...
Significance: The Rockhill Road Bridge is the earliest documented stone bridge of this type in Missouri. The bridge was built by William Rockhill Nelson, founder and owner of the Kansas City Star newspaper, re... More
Canon of Ka-shu hu-kwist from below (Brush Creek)
Public domain scan of the back of stereograph card, stereoscopic view, 19th century, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description
Jeannette Glass Company, Chambers Avenue extension on Brush Creek, Jea...
Significance: One of several glass factories built in Jeannette, Pennsylvania during the early years of the natural gas boom, the Jeannette Glass Company (originally called the Jeannette Bottle Works) produced ... More
Jeannette Glass Company, Chambers Avenue extension on Brush Creek, Jea...
Significance: One of several glass factories built in Jeannette, Pennsylvania during the early years of the natural gas boom, the Jeannette Glass Company (originally called the Jeannette Bottle Works) produced ... More
Jeannette Glass Company, Chambers Avenue extension on Brush Creek, Jea...
Significance: One of several glass factories built in Jeannette, Pennsylvania during the early years of the natural gas boom, the Jeannette Glass Company (originally called the Jeannette Bottle Works) produced ... More
Canon of Ka-shu hu-kwist looking down (Brush Creek)
Photograph unattributed. No. 121. Written on back: Office copy. Part of series: U.S. topographical and geological survey of the valley of the Colorado River of the west, by J.W. Powell and A.H. Thompson.
![Alcove walls (Canon of Ka-shu hu-kwist [Brush Creek])](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn18/L3Bob3RvLzIwMTkvMTAvMDYvYWxjb3ZlLXdhbGxzLWNhbm9uLW9mLWthLXNodS1odS1rd2lzdC1icnVzaC1jcmVlay05YzY4Y2YtMTAyNC5qcGc%3D/40/26/webp "Alcove walls (Canon of Ka-shu hu-kwist [Brush Creek])")
Alcove walls (Canon of Ka-shu hu-kwist [Brush Creek])
Photograph unattributed. No. 122. Written on back: Office copy. Part of series: U.S. topographical and geological survey of the valley of the Colorado River of the west, by J.W. Powell and A.H. Thompson.
Rockhill Road Bridge, Spanning Brush Creek between Forty-eighth & Volk...
Significance: The Rockhill Road Bridge is the earliest documented stone bridge of this type in Missouri. The bridge was built by William Rockhill Nelson, founder and owner of the Kansas City Star newspaper, re... More
Rockhill Road Bridge, Spanning Brush Creek between Forty-eighth & Volk...
Significance: The Rockhill Road Bridge is the earliest documented stone bridge of this type in Missouri. The bridge was built by William Rockhill Nelson, founder and owner of the Kansas City Star newspaper, re... More