Just a week ago, we saw an issue of West, Southern Pacific’s periodical for travel agents, that featured the Shasta Dam under construction. It wasn’t dated but I estimated it was from 1941.

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One photograph documents the pouring of the 3 millionth cubic yard of concrete, which apparently took place exactly 79 years ago today. The dam looks only a little more complete than in the previous issue of West, so it is still possible that issue was published in 1941.