This is just a beginning. We'll be adding more images in the future,
current, recent and historical. There is also a large and growing
collection of reference images of the structures and artifacts. During
initial preservation activity, we also discovered a number of
mechanical drawings, some of which we believe were created by
Samuel Knight himself.
Click on the thumbnail to see the full sized image.
Some of the images submitted in the CCHE Proposal
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7. Foundry Back Wall, Sept 2004,
showing damage and missing
section on right side.
8. Pipe Shop and Pattern Loft, Sept
2004. Note the braces propping up the
building and the sagging roofline.
9. Flood damage to Materials
Storage Building foundation,
showing temporary supports.
Sept. 2004.
10. Living History re-enactment of
Samuel Knight displaying his Knight
Wheel patterns in the Knight Foundry
Pattern Shop. Sept. 2004.
CCHE Site Visit, 4 March 2005
Project Director Andy Fahrenwald
describes part of the Foundry to
CCHE Executive Officer Diane
Matsuda, Board Member Margaret
Mills, and CCHE Research Program
Specialist Frank Ramirez (hidden)
Raw material. Spring
time in Sutter Creek is
lovely!
Board Member Margaret
Mills discusses the project
with CCHE Executive
Officer Diane Matsuda
Cupola Furnace #1.
CCHE Staff Member Frank
Ramirez taking pictures in the
machine shop. The main Knight
wheel for the machine shop is in the
enclosure behind his head. All the
machines are powered from this
wheel via line shafts and belts.