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Description
Library records state: "One hundred-ten years after Thompson's powder monkeys blasted their way up the west slope of the Santa Susana Pass, the drill holes for black powder are still plainly visible. Stan Taylor (Principal of Abraham Lincoln School in Simi) points out one of three such "Star bit" marks in a huge boulder."
Type
image
Format
12.7 x 18 cm Black and white photograph
Identifier
8925
Language
English
Subject
Santa Susana Pass Roads--Design and construction Explosives
Place
California Ventura County (Calif.) Simi Valley (Calif.)
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