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Ray Stillmunkes touring gully before conservation construction, 1969

B&W photographs of Ray Stillmunkes and the gully on his land that will be mortified with a conservation structure. (12)

Tags: Erosion Control, Gully, Jackson County Soil and Water Conservation District, Ray Stillmunkes

B&W photograph of gully on Ray Stillmunkes land after partial clearing.

Tags: Erosion Control, Gully, Jackson County Soil and Water Conservation District, Ray Stillmunkes

B&W photographs of Roy Thiede and inlet of erosion control dam with emergency spillway in foreground.

Tags: Erosion Control, Erosion Control Dam, Inlet, Jackson County Soil and Water Conservation District, Roy Thiede, Waterway

B&W photograph of concrete structure on Roy Thiede land.

Tags: Concrete Dam, Erosion Control, Jackson County Soil and Water Conservation District, Roy Thiede

B&W photograph of Verne Scheckel and erosion control structure in background.

Tags: Erosion Control, Jackson County Soil and Water Conservation District, Verne Scheckel, Weir Notch

B&W photograph of unidentified man observing waterway after reshaping on Weiland Bros. land.

Tags: Erosion Control, Jackson County Soil and Water Conservation District, Waterway, Weiland Bros.

B&W photograph of an erosion control dam on John Pfab farm with farmhouse in background.

Tags: Erosion Control, Erosion Control Dam, Jackson County Soil and Water Conservation District, John Pfab

B&W photograph of Vince Nemmers and unidentified person standing above concrete erosion control structure.

Tags: Erosion Control, Jackson County Soil and Water Conservation District, Vince Nemmers, Waterway

B&W photographs of conservation construction on Marvin Jargo's land at various vantage points. (6)

Tags: Conservation Construction, Erosion Control, Jackson County Soil and Water Conservation District, Marvin Jargo

B&W image of engineer, Harold Shold, on John and Albert Marshall farm.

Tags: Albert Marshall, Erosion Control, Harold Shold, Jackson County Soil and Water Conservation District, John Marshall