Power Plant Addition – Perry OK

Description

A 1939 PWA project involved a significant extension of the Perry power plant designed to double the city’s electricity output. Pre-work estimates put the cost of the project at $75,000, with $45,000 to be provided by the federal government.

Exact location and status unknown.

Source notes

The Oklahoman; Dec 4, 1938.

Project originally submitted by Susan Kline on June 30, 2013.

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Location Info


Perry, OK

Location notes: Location is general marker for the city of Perry.

Coordinates: 36.2894855, -97.2880983

2 comments on “Power Plant Addition – Perry OK

  1. Chad Pense

    I may know where this location is. There are two dams along Perry creeks. One is on Cow Creek south of the Cedar Creek bridge and west of 86 Highway. The other is on the south side of the railroad tracks on the south side of Lions Club Park and city pool. I don’t know which one this entry references but we called the one on Cow Creek the Power Supply Dam when I was growing up. I’ve been to both of these sites.

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