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The Photography of Ed Westcott
Ed Westcott was the official photographer for the Manhattan Project in Oak Ridge during WWII.
2010.012.0147
Unidentified dance instructor with children during dance class at Grove Recreation Hall. (03/05/1945)
PRO 343-2
2010.012.0146
Jackson Square - Heneby’s Jewelers, Taylor’s, Ridge Theater, & Broadway Store. (1949)
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Jackson Square shopping center. View from Miller’s looking toward theater. (1944)
MED 143
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Shirley Davis and an unidentified woman in the city directory office. (09/21/1944)
PRO 55-2
2010.012.0142
John Merril of Skidmore, Owing & Merrill picking up mail from an unidentified clerk in the community room of a residential dorm. (03/1945)
PRO 414-2
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Unidentified clerks waiting on woman in the dorm room assignment office. (03/1945)
PRO 414-5
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Unidentified man sitting at switchboard. (1944)
S-307
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Fred Toy holding cigar and camera.
PRO 955
2010.012.0138
Aerial view of Jackson Square looking toward the high school. (1945)
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Aerial view of Jackson Square, looking east. (1945)
1008
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Aerial view of Jackson Square (1944)
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Jackson Square (1948)
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Cars in parking area in front of Jackson Square. (1944)
224-4
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Aerial of Jackson Square looking toward old Oak Ridge High School. (1945)
PRO 872
