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This pinhole image of a locked shed door was taken in Asten, The Netherlands, using a Brownie Hawkeye camera with the lens removed and replaced with a piece of an aluminum pin-pricked pie pan.
This is Enlarged Erie Canal Lock 18. This is lower entrance of the north chamber looking west. This was a double lock put into service in 1842. It was built largely of Amsterdam stone and the lock was in service until about 1916. The south chamber is half buried. The Cohoes locks were never lengthened and this lock was the last and the highest of the locks in Cohoes. This particular lock is is on the National Historic Register. It is located on North Mohawk Street in Cohoes, NY
About a year ago, the Greenup Locks and Dam on the Ohio River was undergoing repairs. The towboat O. Nelson Jones had to do what's called a double cut to get through the auxiliary lock while the main lock was out of service. This was an experiment to see how the color photo looked in black and white.
As seen in HiR Information Report: Cracking Master Thumb-Wheel Padlocks I found this lock on the roadside, then cracked it to find out its combination.
This evening I had to pack for my trip to Berlin. I was asked to bring a lock with a number code and my daughter had improved the design years ago.
The Lock Keeper's cottage is on the left and the Top Lock Pub is on the right. The lock beyond the bridge is the last in the Johnson's Hillock flight. The next lock is in Blackburn some 8 miles away