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Title | Solution channel in sectioned limestone block |
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| Creator
| Tiplin, Albert H. |
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| Medium
| Photograph |
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| Notes
| Here we have a minature example of how most caves are formed. Small deposits of salt or other solutions gradually erode away a path in rock, creating a channel in which that solution continues to flow. If left long enough, this solution channel would have eventually become an actual cave. |
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| Extent
| 5" x 8" B&W photograph |
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| Collection
| Niagara Falls Public Library Local History Collection |
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| Old Call Number
| 11989 |
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| Rights Holder
| Niagara Falls Public Library |
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| Rights
| Niagara Falls Public Library - Albert H. Tiplin |
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| Subject
| Caves |
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| Quarries |
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| Record ID |
91330 |
| Digital image |
| Format |
image/jpeg |
| Size |
750px X 1097px |
| Resolution |
150ppi X 150ppi |
| Digitization |
B&W Scan |
| Equipment |
HP OfficeJet G55 |
| Date |
2003-07-16 |
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| Physical items |
| Filing No. |
Format |
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| D11989 |
Photograph |
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