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• 1.   Land Acquisition Maps Section 2-D
  1940
• 2.   Northwest Trading Post
  1940s
• 3.   Bridge Structure
  1940
• 4.   White pine covered with ice
  March 14, 1940
• 5.   White pine covered with ice
  March 14, 1940
• 6.   White pine covered with ice
  March 14, 1940
• 7.   White Pine Covered with Ice
  March 14, 1940
• 8.   Burnt car found on Sec 2E. Full report by Ranger Coombs
  July 19, 1940
• 9.   Burnt car found on Sec 2E
  July 19, 1940
• 10.   Soil Erosion
  1941
• 11.   Shows pile of rocks and stumps into which car dove and car at rest after plunge
  February 22, 1941
• 12.   The wrecked car.
  February 22, 1941
• 13.   Shows road alignment. Figure stands at point of departure
  February 22, 1941
• 14.   Shows road alignment. Figure stands at point of departure
  February 22, 1941
• 15.   Figure at point wheels left road. Two stakes in foreground point of departure from shoulder
  February 22, 1941
• 16.   Shows road alignment, looking back in direction from which car approached. Figure at point of departure
  February 22, 1941
• 17.   Point of departure marked by figure; angle of slope, wrecked car at rest
  February 22, 1941
• 18.   Alignment of road. Far figure, wheel of R side; middle figure, start of plunge; near figure, directly above wreck.
  February 23, 1941
• 19.   The wreck, left front view
  February 23, 1941
• 20.   Show slope. Figure at top to figure holding white paper, Extreme lower left, marks course
  February 23, 1941
• 21.   The wrecked car.
  February 23, 1941
• 22.   The wreck, right front view
  February 23, 1941
• 23.   Damage to vehicle. Note points of contrast
  February 23, 1941
• 24.   Back of wall. Sample section of guard wall
  July 1, 1941
• 25.   Top and inside of wall. Sample section of guard wall.
  July 1, 1941
• 26.   Gully control (after)
  July 26, 1941
• 27.   Gully control (after)
  July 26, 1941
• 28.   Gully control (afer)
  July 26, 1941
• 29.   Gully control (after)
  July 26, 1941
• 30.   Gully control (after) Beng, N.C.
  November 1941
• 31.   Gully and sheet erosion (work started)
  November 1941
• 32.   Shows active gully and sheet erosion (before)
  November 1941
• 33.   Gully and sheet erosion (mulching with pine)
  November 1941
• 34.   Gully and Sheet Erosion
  July 1, 1942
• 35.   Gully and sheet erosion, large pasture with active sheet erosion.
  September 1942
• 36.   Typical mountain hay meadow Peak Creek Looking pky south.
  Spring 1944
• 37.   Land plowed for corn. S.J. Miller lease. Looking north on pkwy.
  Spring 1944
• 38.   Land plowed for corn
  Spring 1944
• 39.   Gully and sheet erosion
  August 1944
• 40.   Gully and sheet erosion.
  August 1944
• 41.   "Before picture" shows close-up of severe sheet erosion. "After picture" neg #5443
  August 1944
• 42.   Mileage Post at Bluff N.C.
  1946
• 43.   Laurel Fork Bridge
  1946
• 44.   Bridges - NC
  1946
• 45.   Scenic Views of the Parkway
  1946
• 46.   "After picture" shows same area controlled by pine brush mulching and seeding to Lespedeza sericea. Before picture neg# 5442
  March 1946
• 47.   Mountain Laurel
  June 1946
• 48.   Parkway Across West Fork of New River near Jefferson, N.C.
  June 1946
• 49.   Parkway Land Use Map Section 2-D
  1947
• 50.   Parkway Land Use Map Section 2-E
  1947

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