CHELAN FALLS

	Here's how the Chelan Falls area looked prior to any dam construction on the Columbia or at Lake Chelan (exact date unknown). Note the ferry docked at the shore of the Columbia River in the foreground. And note the water pouring down the Chelan River Gorge in the background.
	Here’s a look before any dams were built at the area near the confluence of the Chelan River with the Columbia River, looking west from Douglas County toward Chelan Falls and the Chelan Gorge.
	This view looks across the Columbia River toward Chelan Falls in July 2000.
	Area near the mouth of the Chelan River, where it flows under the railroad bridge and enters Columbia River, early 1920s.
	This view looks down on the tailrace area near the Chelan Falls Powerhouse, with the Columbia River in the background.
	Chelan Falls, 6/29/23
	Beebe bridge across Columbia, est. 1922
	Burned cottage Lot 4, Block 41 Chelan Falls, 11/8/27
	Columbia River at flood, 5/28/28
	Chelan forebay unwatered brown plant, 5/12/26
	General view of project, Chelan Falls, 5/20/26
	Columbia River frozen over at Beebe bridge, 1/31/29
	Chelan project - Brown's plant feeder, 2,300 volt, 6/10/27
	Chelan project - Brown's plant looking south, 6/10/27

	Chelan project - Brown's plant switchboard, 6/10/27
	Columbia River at flood, Beebe Bridge and Camp #4, 5/30/28
	Columbia River at flood, town of Chelan Falls, 5/30/28
	Columbia River at flood, mouth of Chelan River, 5/30/28

	Columbia River at flood, Chelan Falls railroad bridge, 5/30/28
	Confluence of Chelan and Columbia rivers, 6/21/27
	Confluence of Chelan and Columbia rivers, 6/13/27
	Looking downstream on site of proposed tail race, 12/15/26

	Engineers office and bunk house, also Camp #4, 6/25/26
	Chelan River - Columbia River confluence, est. 1920
	Operator's cottages looking east, 10/31/27