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    Public’s first look into Cheatham Power House since 911 gets ‘electric’ [Image 5 of 11]

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    A uniformed official, likely a park ranger or government employee, is addressing a small group of visitors or civilians in what appears to be an outdoor facility or dam/lock structure. The group of approximately seven people is listening attentively while the official holds papers or a pamphlet. The setting appears to be an informational tour or briefing at a federal or state facility.

    CHARLOTTE, TENNESSEE, UNITED STATES

    05.26.2012

    Photo by Leon Roberts 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Nashville District

    Park Ranger Brian Mangrum (Left), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District Cheatham Lake, shares information about Cheatham Lake with a tour group at the Cheatham Dam Power House in Charlotte, Tenn., May 26, 2012.

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    Date Taken: 05.26.2012
    Date Posted: 05.30.2012 19:11
    Photo ID: 591044
    VIRIN: 120526-A-EO110-005
    Resolution: 4288x2848
    Size: 5.42 MB
    Location: CHARLOTTE, TENNESSEE, US
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    Downloads: 1

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    The image shows a concrete dam or lock-and-dam structure spanning a wide river or reservoir, with multiple tainter gates or spillway bays visible along its length. A large concrete powerhouse or control building is situated on the right side of the structure. The surrounding landscape features dense deciduous forest in the background under a hazy sky.
    The image shows a large concrete dam structure with multiple tainter gates and piers extending across a river or reservoir. The facility appears to be a flood control or navigation lock and dam, with associated infrastructure including light poles, a control building on the left bank, and a walkway bridge across the top. The surrounding landscape features dense green deciduous and coniferous trees on rolling hills.
    A group of visitors, likely on a guided tour, are gathered outside a fenced electrical substation or power generation facility. Two uniformed officials or guides appear to be addressing the group near the perimeter fence. The facility features extensive steel lattice framework, insulators, transformers, and high-voltage electrical equipment.
    The image shows the exterior of a large concrete building labeled 'CHEATHAM' with oversized hangar-style doors. Two uniformed personnel, appearing to be park rangers or federal employees based on their olive/gray uniforms, are walking toward the entrance. A group of visitors or tourists can be seen gathered inside the open hangar doorway.
    A uniformed official, likely a park ranger or government employee, is addressing a small group of visitors or civilians in what appears to be an outdoor facility or dam/lock structure. The group of approximately seven people is listening attentively while the official holds papers or a pamphlet. The setting appears to be an informational tour or briefing at a federal or state facility.
    Three individuals are standing indoors holding two large black-and-white historical photographs depicting what appears to be dam or lock construction. Two of the individuals are wearing matching gray uniforms with badges, suggesting they are park rangers or government employees. The setting appears to be a public facility or visitor center, with a water safety banner visible in the background.
    A uniformed park ranger or government official is conducting a guided tour or presentation inside what appears to be a historic facility with tiled walls. He is speaking to a small group of visitors while a woman stands beside a framed display or photograph. The setting appears to be an interpretive or educational tour of an industrial or historic site.
    A National Park Service ranger in uniform is pointing at a display of historical artifacts and photographs on a ledge, while a woman in casual clothing observes alongside him. The setting appears to be inside a historic building with tiled walls, suggesting an interpretive or educational tour. The display includes vintage equipment, black-and-white photographs, and a framed painting or illustration.
    A uniformed official, likely a park ranger or law enforcement officer, is speaking to a group of civilians inside what appears to be a public facility with tiled floors and walls. The group consists of approximately six adults of varying ages, some holding informational brochures or pamphlets. The setting suggests an informational briefing or public outreach event.
    A US Army Corps of Engineers ranger or official is conducting a guided tour or briefing for a small group of three visitors inside what appears to be a dam or hydroelectric facility. The uniformed officer is speaking and holding a pamphlet or brochure while addressing the group. The setting appears to be an industrial or infrastructure interior with large windows and metal framework visible in the background.
    The image shows the interior of a hydroelectric power plant generator hall, featuring large blue cylindrical generator units mounted on the floor. At least two generator units are visible, with the foreground unit prominently displaying yellow safety railings and access stairs surrounding it. The facility appears to be inactive or in standby mode, with dim ambient lighting and a single illuminated indicator light on the nearest generator.

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