Some underground spaces investigated during the Missoula Historic were bigger than others.
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Some underground spaces investigated during the Missoula Historic were bigger than others.
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Great fun to see the pictures and read about what’s going on. I was drawn here do to the section on vault prism lights which I have collected a few. I found the “HABS” section really cool just to know there is such a thing.
Hold onto those prisms as long as you can! I’m guessing they will become even less common over the coming years. 🙂
I also liked your use of old fire insurance maps. My primary collecting is prism glass tiles (vault light cousin). In my collecting of information, I also have found an old fire insurance report on glass to be very interesting. Who would ever have thought of reading any kind of insurance article could be anything but painful.
Lol! So true!
Yes, I love working with the Sanborn maps. They can be frustrating and at times untrustworthy as far as accuracy (especially for subterranean spaces) but they are indispensable as far as I’m concerned!