Water works, Reeves Hill

Photograph

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Wayland Museum

Name/Title

Water works, Reeves Hill

Entry/Object ID

ph-50-463-n

Description

Waterworks -- base dug out for the Wayland's watertank at Reeves Hill. J.J. Ducey Company of Framingham, MA was awarded the contract to extend the water system in the north end of Wayland in 1930 The Fordson tractor name was used on a range of mass-produced general-purpose tractors manufactured by Henry Ford & Son Inc from 1917 to 1920, by Ford Motor Company (U.S.). It was the first tractor that combined a small size, lightweight and manoeuvrable frame with affordability.

Collection

W. H. Folsom Shoebox Collection

Cataloged By

Gardner-Westcott, Kay

Category

Folsom Negatives

Acquisition

Notes

(these were discovered in an old shoe box in the closet off the Stone Room, next to Willie’s shed in 1983)

Made/Created

Artist

Folsom, Wallace Herbert

Lexicon

Search Terms

Folsom, Wallace Herbert, (1884-1954) -- Photographer Ducey, James Joseph (1887-1975) -- Civil Engineer Waterworks -- Installation Reeves Hill Wayland, (Mass.)

Other Names and Numbers

Other Number

E-5(a)

Dimensions

Height

2-1/2 in

Width

4-1/4 in

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Folsom, Wallace Herbert

General Notes

Note

[Total 761 negatives from original shoebox of Folsom negatives]