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1. General planning. Refrigerated barge designed and built by the TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) in collaboration with the University of Tennessee to encourage the fruit and vegetable freezing industry in the Valley and the marketing of its products over the inland waterways system. The architects of the Authority cooperated in the design of the superstructure which was erected on a standard steel barge. Sheathing is of T and G boards, roof of galvanized sheet metal. Glass-enclosed cabin at one end houses refrigerating machinery, at other end crew's quarters. Colors are light shades of grey, with upper and lower bands of superstructure in maroon. Visible part of windows is the screen frame; glazed sash is behind and its frame is painted black to eliminate its competetion with the screen frame and its

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 Instance 20077507
2. General planning. Refrigerated barge designed and built by the TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) in collaboration with the University of Tennessee to encourage the fruit and vegetable freezing industry in the Valley and the marketing of its products over the inland waterways system. The architects of the Authority cooperated in the design of the superstructure which was erected on a standard steel barge. Sheathing is of T and G boards, roof of galvanized sheet metal. Glass-enclosed cabin at one end houses refrigerating machinery, at other end crew's quarters. Colors are light shades of grey, with upper and lower bands of superstructure in maroon. Visible part of windows is the screen frame; glazed sash is behind and its frame is painted black to eliminate its competetion with the screen frame and its

 BIBFRAME Instances
 Instance 20084575
3. Vachon, John, 1914-1975 [Untitled photo: the first frame repeats USF33-001102-M4 (Gas station with trucker's quarters, Enfield, North Carolina) and a partial second frame shows a bare light bulb, lit and hanging from a cord]

 BIBFRAME Instances
 Instance 19796509
4. General planning. Refrigerated barge designed and built by the TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) in collaboration with the University of Tennessee to encourage the fruit and vegetable freezing industry in the Valley and the marketing of its products over the inland waterways system. The architects of the Authority cooperated in the design of the superstructure which was erected on a standard steel barge. Sheathing is of T and G boards, roof of galvanized sheet metal. Glass-enclosed cabin at one end houses refrigerating machinery, at other end crew's quarters. Colors are light shades of grey, with upper and lower bands of superstructure in maroon. Visible part of windows is the screen frame; glazed sash is behind and its frame is painted black to eliminate its competetion with the screen frame and its

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Collection		 20077507
5. General planning. Refrigerated barge designed and built by the TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) in collaboration with the University of Tennessee to encourage the fruit and vegetable freezing industry in the Valley and the marketing of its products over the inland waterways system. The architects of the Authority cooperated in the design of the superstructure which was erected on a standard steel barge. Sheathing is of T and G boards, roof of galvanized sheet metal. Glass-enclosed cabin at one end houses refrigerating machinery, at other end crew's quarters. Colors are light shades of grey, with upper and lower bands of superstructure in maroon. Visible part of windows is the screen frame; glazed sash is behind and its frame is painted black to eliminate its competetion with the screen frame and its

 BIBFRAME Works
 Work
StillImage
Collection		 20084575
6. Vachon, John, 1914-1975 [Untitled photo: the first frame repeats USF33-001102-M4 (Gas station with trucker's quarters, Enfield, North Carolina) and a partial second frame shows a bare light bulb, lit and hanging from a cord]

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Collection		 19796509
7. Freeman, Albert Transportation. War workers' coach. This fifteen-passenger coach was made from a standard five-passenger light sedan with the use of only 300 additional pounds of steel. Wood and other non-critical materials were used in making the six-foot central section, from the composition top to the ash girders used in "stretching" the frame

 BIBFRAME Instances
 Instance 19638102
8. J. & R. Lamb Studios [Design drawing for stained glass typical Nave window with spired architectural frame and text "I am the Light of the World" for St. John's Episcopal Church in Tallahassee, Florida]

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 Instance 19242701
9. J. & R. Lamb Studios [Design drawing for stained glass typical Nave window with spired architectural frame and text "I am the Light of the World" for St. John's Episcopal Church in Tallahassee, Florida]

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Collection		 19242701
10. Freeman, Albert Transportation. War workers' coach. This fifteen-passenger coach was made from a standard five-passenger light sedan with the use of only 300 additional pounds of steel. Wood and other non-critical materials were used in making the six-foot central section, from the composition top to the ash girders used in "stretching" the frame

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Collection		 19638102
11. Watts Bar steam plant. Partial view of generator hall with one of 60,000 kva turbines in foreground. Gray ceramic tile floor, blue-gray tile walls, exposed steel work designed for maximum simplicity with rigid frame roof arches, precast concrete slabs, continuous glass brick above crane rail level. Units in light cream with a rich tan over portions of the machinery subject to particularly high temperatures. Light color over other portions compels first-class maintenance, also emphasizes importance of units by concentrating attention

 BIBFRAME Instances
 Instance 20084564
12. Watts Bar steam plant. Partial view of generator hall with one of 60,000 kva turbines in foreground. Gray ceramic tile floor, blue-gray tile walls, exposed steel work designed for maximum simplicity with rigid frame roof arches, precast concrete slabs, continuous glass brick above crane rail level. Units in light cream with a rich tan over portions of the machinery subject to particularly high temperatures. Light color over other portions compels first-class maintenance, also emphasizes importance of units by concentrating attention

 BIBFRAME Instances
 Instance 20077495
13. Hospital for Dr. Carrel. An acre of frame buildings on the Rockefeller Institute lawn, Sixty Fourth Street and Ave. A, was revealed yesterday, July 15, 1917, as America's first portable hospital of fifty beds, yet capable of immediate transportation, will be used to demonstrate the Carrel-Dakin wound cure. It is a model on which the War Department may standardize hospitals, A great American contribution to war and humanity. A singular feature of the portable hospital are the "Bomb exits". Every now and again a base hospital is bombed by German aeroplanes leaving the building ablaze, every few yards a section of the wall swings outward on a pulley apparatus forming a door by which patients and nurses may escape. All windows are made on a patent design which throws the draft from the patients. There is as much fresh air and light as in a tuberculosis-cure bungalow

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 Instance 19511167
14. Guidelines Publications Residential and other light frame construction

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 Instance 4585964
15. Rodda, E. D. An investigation of a reinforced concrete rigid frame for farm and light industrial structures

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 Instance 6116088
16. Sherwood, Gerald E. Light-frame wall and floor systems

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 Instance 1047542
17. Hospital for Dr. Carrel. An acre of frame buildings on the Rockefeller Institute lawn, Sixty Fourth Street and Ave. A, was revealed yesterday, July 15, 1917, as America's first portable hospital of fifty beds, yet capable of immediate transportation, will be used to demonstrate the Carrel-Dakin wound cure. It is a model on which the War Department may standardize hospitals, A great American contribution to war and humanity. A singular feature of the portable hospital are the "Bomb exits". Every now and again a base hospital is bombed by German aeroplanes leaving the building ablaze, every few yards a section of the wall swings outward on a pulley apparatus forming a door by which patients and nurses may escape. All windows are made on a patent design which throws the draft from the patients. There is as much fresh air and light as in a tuberculosis-cure bungalow

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 Work
StillImage
Collection		 19511167
18. Watts Bar steam plant. Partial view of generator hall with one of 60,000 kva turbines in foreground. Gray ceramic tile floor, blue-gray tile walls, exposed steel work designed for maximum simplicity with rigid frame roof arches, precast concrete slabs, continuous glass brick above crane rail level. Units in light cream with a rich tan over portions of the machinery subject to particularly high temperatures. Light color over other portions compels first-class maintenance, also emphasizes importance of units by concentrating attention

 BIBFRAME Works
 Work
StillImage
Collection		 20077495
19. Watts Bar steam plant. Partial view of generator hall with one of 60,000 kva turbines in foreground. Gray ceramic tile floor, blue-gray tile walls, exposed steel work designed for maximum simplicity with rigid frame roof arches, precast concrete slabs, continuous glass brick above crane rail level. Units in light cream with a rich tan over portions of the machinery subject to particularly high temperatures. Light color over other portions compels first-class maintenance, also emphasizes importance of units by concentrating attention

 BIBFRAME Works
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Collection		 20084564
20. Frissell, Toni, 1907-1988 O'Keeffe - Light struck but a couple of frames are good

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Collection		 22249465


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