Name/Title
Society for Industrial Archeology ClippingsEntry/Object ID
2022.3.23Tags
Forestry, Forestry in Louisiana, Machinery, PhotoDescription
Four clippings from the Society for Industrial Archeology conference that was held in Alexandria, Louisiana on October 2-5, 1997Photograph Details
Type of Photograph
PhotocopySubject
Various tools used in the early twentieth century, such as steam engines, metal planers, and large cutoff saws.Subject Person or Organization
The Society for Industrial ArcheologySubject Place
State/Province
LouisianaContinent
North AmericaContext
The items show drawn depictions of different tools that were used during the early twentieth century.Collection
Southern Forest Heritage MuseumInscription/Signature/Marks
Type
InscriptionLocation
Within the depicted drawings and in the title.Transcription
Since the title is cut, it transcribes to, "Society for Indust..." and the drawn depictions are labeled according to what tool is depicted and the date.Parts
Count
4Parts
Four pages of depictions together, and then an added printout from the Society for Industrial Archeology Fall Tours.Research Notes
Person
Christian SingletaryDate
Sep 14, 2022Notes
Searching the internet to find the full title, I discovered the Society for Industrial Archeology, which is probably the full title that is cut off in the pages. The dates on the depicted pages listed October 2-5, 1997 and the Society for Industrial Archeology lists that they had a conference in Alexandria, Louisiana on those dates. I printed out a list of their Fall Tours, and Alexandria, LA is listed.
