Trench silo lined with concrete

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Title	Trench silo lined with concrete
Creator(s)	Clement, William L., photographer
Publisher	United States. Soil Conservation Service
Date	1958-10-08
Coverage	1950-1959;
Photographer's notes	Trench silo constructed in the summer of 1958. Dimensions: sixty-six feet long, two feet wide at bottom, fourteen feet wide at top, and six feet deep. Capacity: ~seventy-five tons. Eighteen cubic yards of concrete used to pour floor - sides to be completed at a later date. Located seven miles southeast of Woodbury.
Farm owner	Powell, Odell
Contextual note	One in a series of photographs of agricultural activities in Cannon County, TN that were taken by W.L. Clement, District Conservationist for the U.S. Soil Conservation Service, and his assistants between the mid-1940s and mid-1970s.
People in Photograph	[Powell, Odell]
Collection Name	Photographs of W.L. Clement, U.S. Soil Conservation Service
ID Number	T-635-10
Subject-LCSH	Silos
Subject-TGM	Photographic prints;
Subject-Keyword	Trench silo;
Geographic Location	Cannon County (Tenn.)
Community Name	Woodbury;
Soil Conservation District or Watershed	TN-SCD-19; Stones River
Type	Image
Format	jpeg
Genre	Photograph
Extent	Approx. 4.5" x 4"
Source file	T63510_146f_trenchsilo
Copyright status	Publication of the United States government. Not copyrighted
Conditions for use	May be freely reproduced. Please credit the original photograph to: United States Soil Conservation Service. Credit the source of the digital item to: Digital Initiatives, James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University.
Digital Publisher	Digital Initiatives, James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University
Contributing Institution	Arts Center of Cannon County

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