Crane demolition

Crane demolition

Olympic College. Learning Resources Center--Roof Collapse

Olympic College. Library--History

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Photo 1: Crane prepares to lift shelving out of the building; Photo 2: January 5, 1997, cranes and demolition equipment begin taking down the destabilized walls. This view shows entire crane boom; Photo 3: Crane over entryway reaching in to pick up and remove roof sections and debris. The Giant Sequoia that remains in front of the new Haselwood Library is seen on left; Photo 4: Crane demolition, long range from front of building. Gives a good view of the Giant Sequoia tree which was carefully protected from damage from demolition equipment and still remains;

Photo 5: January 5, 1997, cranes and demolition equipment begin taking down the destabilized walls. This view shows the collapsed building walls; Photo 6: Crane demolition from front of library building. View of the Giant Sequoia tree which was carefully protected from damage from demolition equipment and still remains; Photos 7,8&9: Crane demolition by James Robinson company; Photos 10,11,12,13,14,&15: Crane demolition.

Olympic College Libraries

1997

Moore, Dianne

Nichols, Janet

Cunneen, Judith

Phillips, Gary

Imbiorski, Jerry

Olympic College Libraries. Rights Reserved.

Olympic College Library Roof Collapse

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2012

Bremerton, Washington

1996-1997

Scanned from photographic print using Epson GT 20000 scanner at 24 bit color, 720 ppi for 4" x 6" and 3" x 5" prints, saved as uncompressed TIFF, approximate pixel dimensions 4600x3200. TIFF files compressed and resized in Adobe Photoshop to 150 ppi and 800x542 pixels, saved as JPEG format.

4 in x 6 in color photograph: Roof Collapse Photograph Collection, album labeled "LRC Roof Collapse Album 1". Collection consists of 3 photograph album binders and 356 individual color photographs most of which are 4 in x 6 in with a handful of 3 in x 5 in.