Board of Water Supply. Conduit and Reservoir Division. Narrows Siphon 1. Platform being constructed at foot of Arrietta Street, Tompkinsville, NY, by the American Dock Co. October 15, 1914.

Board of Water Supply. Conduit and Reservoir Division. Narrows Siphon 1. Derrick scow "Comptroller" with a deck load of material excavated from the harbor. September 17, 1915.

Board of Water Supply. Narrows Siphon 1. The buildings numbered are: 1. Warehouse 11. 2. Two story brick warehouse on north line of Arrietta Street. 3. Two story wood building used as saloon on north line of Arrietta Street. 4. Seven story concrete warehouse on north line of Arrietta Street. 5. Pier sheds 4 and 5. 6. Coal sheds and pier on south side of Arrietta Street. 7. Two story building used as saloon on south side of Arrietta Street. 8. Tompkinsville Yacht Clubhouse. 9. Pier shed 6. August 19, 1915.

Board of Water Supply. Narrows Siphon 1. General view of the Staten Island approach. The derrick scows "Comptroller" and "Edgar" with a bottom dumper are in the center of the photograph. September 17, 1915.

Board of Water Supply. Conduit and Reservoir Division. Narrows Siphon 1. Panorama of pier on Murray Hulbert Avenue near the foot of Victory Boulevard, Staten Island. Vessels for dredging and pipe laying. August 14, 1915.

Board of Water Supply. Narrows Siphon 1. General view of the Staten Island approach. The derrick scows "Comptroller" and "Edgar" with a bottom dumper are in the center of the photograph. September 17, 1915.

Board of Water Supply. Conduit and Reservoir Division. Narrows Siphon 1. Panorama of dock at foot of Arrietta Street, Staten Island. Camera is located on pier of American Dock Company looking towards Arrietta Street (Victory Boulevard). May 15, 1915.

Board of Water Supply. Narrows Siphon 1. Panorama of plant on Staten Island shore. August 19, 1915.

Board of Water Supply. Conduit and Reservoir Division. Narrows Siphon 1. Panorama of dock at foot of Arrietta Street, Staten Island and looking north up what is today Murray Hulbert Avenue. May 15, 1915.