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1. EWEB Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
EWEB Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Description
The small gable-roof wood frame biulding with a shed extension to the west is owned and assumed to have been built circa 1915 by th eEugene Water Board (now the Eugene Water & Electric Board, or EWEB) as part of the original development of the Walterville Canal (1908-1910).
2. Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Description
The small gable-roof wood frame biulding with a shed extension to the west is owned and assumed to have been built circa 1915 by th eEugene Water Board (now the Eugene Water & Electric Board, or EWEB) as part of the original development of the Walterville Canal (1908-1910).
3. Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Description
The small gable-roof wood frame biulding with a shed extension to the west is owned and assumed to have been built circa 1915 by th eEugene Water Board (now the Eugene Water & Electric Board, or EWEB) as part of the original development of the Walterville Canal (1908-1910).
4. Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Description
The small gable-roof wood frame biulding with a shed extension to the west is owned and assumed to have been built circa 1915 by th eEugene Water Board (now the Eugene Water & Electric Board, or EWEB) as part of the original development of the Walterville Canal (1908-1910).
5. Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Description
The small gable-roof wood frame biulding with a shed extension to the west is owned and assumed to have been built circa 1915 by th eEugene Water Board (now the Eugene Water & Electric Board, or EWEB) as part of the original development of the Walterville Canal (1908-1910).
6. Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Description
The small gable-roof wood frame biulding with a shed extension to the west is owned and assumed to have been built circa 1915 by th eEugene Water Board (now the Eugene Water & Electric Board, or EWEB) as part of the original development of the Walterville Canal (1908-1910).
7. Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Description
The small gable-roof wood frame biulding with a shed extension to the west is owned and assumed to have been built circa 1915 by th eEugene Water Board (now the Eugene Water & Electric Board, or EWEB) as part of the original development of the Walterville Canal (1908-1910).
8. Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Description
The small gable-roof wood frame biulding with a shed extension to the west is owned and assumed to have been built circa 1915 by th eEugene Water Board (now the Eugene Water & Electric Board, or EWEB) as part of the original development of the Walterville Canal (1908-1910).
9. Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Description
The small gable-roof wood frame biulding with a shed extension to the west is owned and assumed to have been built circa 1915 by th eEugene Water Board (now the Eugene Water & Electric Board, or EWEB) as part of the original development of the Walterville Canal (1908-1910).
10. Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Walterville Rigging Shed (Walterville, Oregon)
Description
The small gable-roof wood frame biulding with a shed extension to the west is owned and assumed to have been built circa 1915 by th eEugene Water Board (now the Eugene Water & Electric Board, or EWEB) as part of the original development of the Walterville Canal (1908-1910).