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June 01, 2017 2:00 PM
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Engineering students  work in the Electrical Engineering Laboratory circa 1898.

Engineering students, from left, T.M. Logan, A. Baldwin Wood and John S. Harris work in the Electrical Engineering Laboratory circa 1898. Wood later designed and installed the huge screw pumps that continue to drain rainwater from the streets of New Orleans today.

 

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