REFERENCE CODE: AkAMH

REPOSITORY NAME:
Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center
Bob and Evangeline Atwood Alaska Resource Center
625 C Street
Anchorage, AK 99501
Phone: 907-929-9235
Fax: 907-929-9233
Email: resourcecenter@anchoragemuseum.org

Guide prepared by: Sara Piasecki, Photo Archivist

TITLE: Dora Keen Collection

COLLECTION NUMBER: B2015.008

OVERVIEW OF THE COLLECTION

Dates: 1880-1958 (bulk 1911-1932)

Extent: 7 boxes, 5.4 linear feet

Language and Scripts: The collection is in English.

Name of creator(s): Dora Keen, George W. Handy, H.L. Tucker, Alfred H. Brooks, Thomas Riggs
Jr., Ralph S. Tarr, D. W. Eaton, Rob. Sewell, Lawrence Martin, Merl LaVoy, E. F. Foley, T. H.
Lindsey, Leonora Brooks Borden Trafford

Administrative/Biographical History:
Dora Keen was born June 24, 1871, in Philadelphia, a daughter of the surgeon William
Williams Keen. She was educated at Bryn Mawr College, graduating in 1896. Her interest in
mountaineering began during a trip to the Alps in 1909-1910. She traveled to Alaska in 1911
“merely to see the wonderful scenery of the southwest coast,”
1 but shortly after arriving
developed her plan to summit Mount Blackburn. Her first attempt failed; she returned and
successfully reached the top on May 19, 1912. Keen’s 1911 expedition to Mt. Blackburn was
the first expedition to use dogs on a mountain, the first to succeed without Swiss guides, the
first to camp in snow caves, and the first to make a prolonged night ascent.2


1 Keen, Dora. “The first expedition to Mt. Blackburn.” Bulletin of the Geographical Society of Philadelphia, 10
(1912): 172-176.
2 “Guide to the Dora Keen Photograph Collection, 1911.” University of Washington Libraries Special Collections.
Available at: http://nwda.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv42700. Accessed February 19, 2015.

Subsequent to summiting Mt. Blackburn, she traveled across the interior to the Yukon River,
becoming the first woman to cross the Skolai Pass. In 1914, she was part of a scientific
expedition to Harriman Fjord and College Fjord, in Prince William Sound, and made the first
explorations of the Harvard Glacier. Keen wrote numerous articles for journals and popular
magazines and lectured on her experiences. She became a fellow of the Royal Geographical
Society, London, in 1914.

Keen married German-born George William Handy on July 8, 1916, in McCarthy. They settled
in West Hartford, Vermont, and operated a farm. The couple divorced after 16 years of
marriage. Dora later served as librarian at the West Hartford Library and sold insurance. She
died while traveling, in Hong Kong on January 31, 1963.3

Scope and Content Description:
The collection consists of 1350 photographic prints (including one cyanotype, proof prints,
panoramas, enlargements, and micrographs), 54 nitrate negatives, news clippings and other
ephemera created or collected by Dora Keen, circa 1895-1940. Included are photographs
taken by Dora, as well as those taken by other members of her Alaska expeditions, other
explorers and geologists working in Alaska, and professional photographers in America and
overseas. The collection includes Dora’s scattered notes on camera types and exposure times,
as well as several images showing Dora holding her cameras.

There are approximately 750 images of Alaska, primarily of the two attempts at Mount
Blackburn, 1911-12; the return via the Nizina-White River Route, 1912; the expedition to
College Fjord, Harriman Fjord, and Columbia Glacier, September 1914; the Keen-Handy
wedding, 1916 (.726-734); the Kanatak area, 1923-1925, including two images of Frederick
Martin’s Douglas World Cruise biplane after its crash landing in 1924; and a trip to Port Wells
and Harriman Fjord, 1925. Photos collected by Dora include some early Alaska-Canada
Boundary Survey images.

The remaining photographs are of non-Alaskan locations. The vast majority of these are of the
Beulah Farm in West Hartford, Vermont, which Dora and George ran circa 1917-1932. There
are also images from Road’s End Farm in East Dover, Vermont, 1934-1935. There are
approximately 200 photographs from Dora’s travels in the United States and abroad, most
dating from 1890-1910.

Arrangement: The collection was received in other than original order. Arranged by format
into four series: 1. Albums. 2. Loose prints. 3. Negatives. 4. Ephemera. Loose prints and
negatives are arranged by Keen’s own numeric system when indicated. Photos without Keen’s
numbering are arranged by location and year, when known.



3 Wikipedia contributors. “Dora Keen.” Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. April 14, 2014, 16:00 UTC. Available at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Dora_Keen&oldid=604174482. Accessed February 19, 2015.

CONDITIONS GOVERNING ACCESS AND USE

Restrictions on Access: The collection is open for research use. Access to original nitrate
negatives is limited.

Physical Access: Original items in fair to good condition: silvering, fading, and/or curling of
some prints.

Technical Access: No special equipment is needed to access the materials.

Conditions Governing Reproduction and Use:
The Anchorage Museum is the owner of the materials and makes available reproductions for
research, publication, and other uses. Written permission must be obtained from the
Anchorage Museum before any reproduction use. The Anchorage Museum does not
necessarily hold copyright to all of the materials in the collections. In some cases, permission
for use may require seeking additional authorization from the copyright owners.

Preferred Citation:
Dora Keen Collection, Anchorage Museum, B2015.008

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Acquisition and Appraisal Information
Purchased from Skinner Auctions in 2014. Skinner indicated that the unnamed seller had
found the collection with material from his father’s photo studio; his father had received them
from an unnamed individual in the 1970s.

Processing Notes
The collection was received in other than original order. Previous owners disbound albums
and cut photos out of several pages. Attempts were made to reorder the pages by date as
much as possible. Many loose prints show evidence of having been removed from albums
prior to accessioning; single photos cut out of albums housed with loose prints.

Original photo and negative sleeves bearing manuscript notes are housed with collection
ephemera.

Negatives scanned at time of processing.

Separated Materials
Nitrate negatives removed to freezer. Oversize materials removed to oversize shelving.

Note
Images published by Keen prior to 1923 are in the public domain. When known, publication
dates are included with individual item descriptions.


RELATED MATERIALS
Dora Keen Photograph Collection, 1911. Collection 453, University of Washington Libraries,
Special Collections
William O. Field Papers, 1890-1994. Collection USUAFV5-26, University of Alaska Fairbanks,
Alaska Polar Regions Collections & Archives
[Catalogue of Alaska slides and negatives in the collection of Dora Keen Handy]. [S.l., n.p.,
1979]. 1979.0023 VF, Alaska State Library Historical Collections

SUBJECTS
Keen, Dora, 1871-
Alaska Railroad
Copper River and Northwestern Railway
Mountaineering expeditions – Alaska
Glaciers – Alaska
Mountaineering – Alaska
Mountains – Alaska
Snow and ice climbing – Alaska
Women mountaineers
Floods – Alaska – Kanatak
Farms—Vermont—West Hartford
Agriculture—Vermont
Athapascan Indians – Alaska
Pacific Gulf Yupik Eskimos – Alaska
Blackburn, Mount (Alaska)
Wrangell Mountains (Alaska)
Chugach National Forest (Alaska)
Prince William Sound (Alaska)
Port Wells (Alaska)
Columbia Glacier (Alaska)
Ten Thousand Smokes, Valley of (Alaska)
Katmai National Park and Preserve (Alaska)
Kanatak (Alaska)
Anchorage (Alaska)
Cordova (Alaska)
Valdez (Alaska)
Copper River (Alaska)
Chisana (Alaska)
Nizina River (Alaska)
Juneau (Alaska)
Kenai Lake (Alaska)
Hartford (Vt.)
East Dover (Vt.)
Rainier, Mount (Wash.)

Dawson (Yukon)
Alhambra (Granada, Spain)

Detailed Description of the Collection

B1
[Photo Albums]
[Alaska Album, 1914 and 1923-1925]
1 — 100.3. Swede, Romanian, German, Americans, back to help us “pack out” [five men standing in brush next to small tent in wooded area]
2 — 100.4. The Swedish prospector and his 6 weeks’ outfit [man wearing suspenders and brimmed hat and holding rifle standing in low brush with pile of supplies at feet, pine trees and mountains in background]
3 — F[ritz] and his cub bear [bear cub on chain sitting with dog, person standing just out of frame to right]
4 — At prayer. Bismarck and the cub [bear cub on chain sitting on wooden kennel]
5 — Starting for Stetson Creek [person in small rowboat near bank, holding oar, pine trees and mountains in background]
6 — 100.7. Looking back on camp [view across water to mountains, small white “x” marked on shoreline]
7 — 101.1 [scenic of small islands in water]
8 — 104.3. Mile 18 [dog walking on railroad tracks through wooded area]
9 — 93.7. Lake Kenai, mile 20 [homestead or work camp in wooded area, with cabins and tent, pile of fuel wood or railroad ties in clearing, probably Alaska Northern Railway]
10 — Going prospecting, Lake Kenai, in homemade boats [six people loading two wooden boats along shore, corner of cabin at right]
11 — 104.5 [two men and two dogs in rowboat, one man in second rowboat half out of frame at left, Kenai Lake]
12 — 234.10. An ice raft. Water 40°, air 50°. 9.16.14, 11:30 A.M. [Dora and George Handy on iceberg. Cf. .697]
13 — 234.11. A cold proposition. 9.16.14, 11:30 A.M. [Dora and George Handy swimming back from iceberg]
14 — 234.13. Just a stunt. 9.16.14, Noon [shirtless man hoisting himself onto iceberg]
15 — 223.2. Harvard Glacier from Station K. 9.17.14, 8:20 A.M. [bird’s eye view of College Fjord and glacier, person in rowboat near shore, pine tree in foreground]
16 — 223.5. 223.4. 223.3. Wellesley, Vassar, Bryn Mawr, and Smith Glaciers, College Fjord, from Station K. 9.17.14, 8:20 A.M. [panorama with three images, bird’s eye view of fjord, three small rowboats in water, gnarled pine tree at left. Cf. .669]
17 — 223.11. Bryn Mawr Glacier from Q. 9.17.14, 10 A.M. [bird’s eye view of College Fjord, small rowboat in water, pine trees in foreground]
18 — 223.9. Vassar & Wellesley Glacier. 9.17.14, 10 A.M. [bird’s eye view of College Fjord, small rowboat in water, man wearing backpack and smoking pipe seated at right in foreground]
19 — 235.7. Towards Golden, from Station Q, College Point. 9.17.14, 10:15 A.M. [bird’s eye view of College Fjord, two people in rowboat in water, pine trees in foreground]
20 — 223.10. Yale Glacier. 9.17.14, 10:30 A.M. [distant view of glacier terminus, man standing in shallow water at left. Cf. .670]
21 — 223.11. Barnard, Wellesley, & Vassar Glacier. 9.17.14, 10:30 A.M. [view across College Fjord to glaciers]
22 — 235.8. Getting water for lunch. 9.17.14, 10:35 A.M. [man standing in bow of boat collecting water dripping down cliff face]
23 — 235.9 [similar to .22]
24 — 235.10. Marmot on rock 9.17.14, 11 A.M. [distant view of animal on rock outcropping on shore]
25 — 223.12. 236.1. Yale Glacier from Station Q. 9.17.14, 11:15 A.M. [panorama with two images of glacier terminus, man seated on shore with rowboat at left. Cf. .671-672]
26 — T12 [similar to .25]
27 — 236.2. Under Yale Glacier in a small boat. 9.17.14, 1 P.M. [close-up of glacier terminus. Cf. .699]
28 — 236.3. Only 150 yards from a 300 foot ice cliff, watching for ice to fall. 9.17.14, 1:30 P.M. [glacier terminus, man seated in boat in foreground. Cf. .700]
29 — 236.4. Yale Glacier in a small boat, only 150 yards from a 300 foot ice cliff. 9.17.14, 1:30 P.M. [similar to .27. Cf. .701]
30 — 236.5 [Yale Glacier terminus]
31 — 236.6. 9.17.14, 1:30 P.M. [similar to .27. Cf. .702]
32 — 236.7. 9.17.14, 1:45 P.M. [glacier terminus, stern of boat in foreground. Cf. .704]
33 — 236.9. 236.8. Yale Glacier from Station T [panorama with two images of glacier terminus, small rowboat in water at left, brush in foreground at right]
34 — 236.11. Wellesley and Vassar Glaciers from T. 9.17.14, 2:30 P.M. [view across fjord, rocky shore in foreground]
35 — 237.1. Harvard and Yale Glacier. 9.17.14, 3:30 P.M. [view across fjord to rock outcropping dividing termini of two glaciers, three men in boat in foreground]
36 — 237.2. Yale Glacier from Station Q. 9.17.14, 4 P.M. [view across fjord, person on shore in foreground, person in small boat coming into shore, iceberg in water]
37 — 237.3. Wellesley Glacier from Q. 9.17.14, 4 P.M. [distant view of glacier, brush in foreground]
38 — 237.4. 237.5. Vassar Glacier from Station Q. 9.17.14, 4:10 P.M. [panorama with two images, view down rocky beach to glacier, small rowboat in water at right]
39 — 237.6. Harvard and Yale Glaciers from Station Q. 9.17.14, 4:15 P.M. [distant view of figure on rocky beach, fjord and glaciers in background]
40 — 237.7. Wellesley Glacier. 9.17.14, 4:45 P.M. [man standing next to boulder on rocky beach in foreground, glacier terminus at right]
41 — 235.11. Leaving Camp 1. 9.18.14, 8 A.M. [smoldering camp fire in clearing, with case of Ry-Krisps, glacier in distance]
42 — 235.12. College Fjord from Camp 1. 9.18.14, 8:45 A.M. [view down fjord, bow of boat in foreground]
43 — 238.1. Frozen fresh water around icebergs hard to break through. 9.18.14, 9:10 A.M. [man at oars in rowboat on College Fjord, icebergs in water, glacier in distance]
44 — 237.8. Smith Glacier. 9.18.14, 9:25 A.M. [glacier terminus. Cf. .705]
 45 — 237.9. Vassar and Bryn Mawr Glacier. 9.18.14, 9:25 A.M. [view down fjord with glacier termini, boat oar in foreground]
46 — 238.2. Smith Glacier. 9.18.14, 10 A.M. [glacier terminus, small icebergs in foreground]
47 — 237.10. Vassar and Bryn Mawr Glaciers. 9.18.14, 10:15 A.M. [view down shoreline to glaciers, small pine tree and low brush in foreground. Cf. .706]
48 — 237.11. Smith & Harvard Glaciers. 9.18.14, 10:50 A.M. [distant view down College Fjord, pine trees in foreground. Cf. .707]
49 — 237.12. Smith & Harvard Glaciers. 9.18.14, 10:50 A.M. [view down shoreline to glacier terminus]
50 — 238.3. Bryn Mawr Glacier. 9.18.14, 11 A.M. [rocky shoreline with pine trees, glacier in background at left]
51 — 239.1. Vassar & Bryn Mawr Glaciers. 9.18.14, 11 A.M. [view down shoreline to glaciers, large pine trees in middle ground]
52 — 239.2. Bryn Mawr Glacier. 9.18.14, 11:30 A.M. [glacier terminus, rocky beach in foreground, low brush at right]
53 — 239.3. 9.18.14, 11:30 A.M. [Bryn Mawr Glacier terminus, person standing on rocky beach in foreground]
54 — 239.4. Push moraine in front of Bryn Mawr Glacier. 9.18.14, 11:30 A.M. [close-up of glacier terminus]
55 — 239.5. Icebergs from Bryn Mawr Glacier. 9.18.14, 11:30 A.M. [glacier terminus]
56 — 239.6. Smith & Harvard Glaciers. 9.18.14, 11:45 A.M. [view down shoreline, large pine tree at left, glaciers in distance]
57 — 239.8. Pushing through iceberg jam. 9.18.14, Noon [glacier terminus, icebergs in water]
58 — Pushing through iceberg jam from Bryn Mawr Glacier. 9.18.14, 12:30 P.M. [man in bow of boat in foreground. Cf. .708]
59 — 239.10. Bryn Mawr Glacier. 9.18.14, 1 P.M. [glacier terminus]
60 — 239.11. Bryn Mawr Glacier. 9.18.14, 1 P.M. [glacier terminus]
61 — 238.4. Bryn Mawr Glacier. 9.18.14, 1 P.M. [glacier terminus]
62 — 238.5. Bryn Mawr Glacier. 9.18.14, 2 P.M. [view across fjord to glacier]
63 — 238.6. Bryn Mawr Glacier. 9.18.14, 2 P.M. [view across fjord to glacier, three men in boat in foreground, second boat at left]
64 — 239.12. Vassar Glacier from below College Point. 9.18.14, 3 P.M. [view across fjord to glacier]
65 — 238.7. Wellesley Glacier, and Bryn Mawr & Smith Glaciers, from Station R. 9.18.14, 4 P.M. [view across fjord to glacier, small rowboat in foreground]
66 — 238.8. Wellesley Glacier, and Bryn Mawr & Smith Glaciers, from Station R. 9.18.14, 4 P.M. [view down fjord to glaciers, small rowboat in water, rocky shore in foreground]
67 — 238.9. From Station R. 9.18.14, 4 P.M. [bird’s eye view of small rowboat on lake or river through wooded area]
68 — 238.10. Camp 6. 9.18.14, 4:30 P.M. [similar to .67]
69 — 240.1. Below Wellesley Glacier from R. 9.19.14, 7:15 A.M. [view across fjord to glaciers, pine trees in foreground. Original image blurry]
70 — 240.4. Bryn Mawr & Smith Glaciers. 9.19.14, 7:30 A.M. [view across fjord, small rowboat in water, pine trees in foreground at right]
71 — 240.5. Bryn Mawr, Smith & Harvard Glaciers from R. 9.19.14, 7:30 A.M. [view down fjord, man in small rowboat at center]
72 — 238.11. Smith, Harvard & Yale Glaciers, below R. 9.19.14, 8:15 A.M. [view down fjord, two men seated in boat in foreground at left]
73 — 238.12. Holyoke & Barnard Glaciers. 9.19.14, 9:30 A.M. [view across fjord, large iceberg in distance]
74 — 241.1. Lunch. 9.19.14, Noon [two people standing on rocky beach, pots and pans on ground, man in rowboat pulled in to shore, pine trees in background at right]
75 — 241.2. Blueberries at Golden. 9.20.14, 10 A.M. [close-up of man’s hand holding spring from berry bush against wood plank wall]
76 — 241.3. Icebergs on Duck Point, and Baker Glacier. 9.22.14, 4 P.M. [man holding rifle standing on beach near ice chunks, glacier in background]
77 — 241.4. Harriman Glacier push moraine. 9.23.14, 3:30 P.M. [creek exiting glacier terminus on left, moraine on right]
78 — T43. Roaring Glacier. [view across beach to log cabin in woods at base of mountain. Cf. .85]
79 — 241.5. Harriman Glacier. 9.23.14, 3:35 P.M. [glacier terminus]
80 — 241.6. 9.23.14, 4 P.M. [similar to .79]
81 — 241.7. Dirty Glacier from G. 9.23.14, 4:15 P.M. [bird’s eye view looking down shoreline, glacier terminus and moraine in middle ground]
82 — 241.8. Roaring Glacier from Station G. 9.23.14, 4:15 P.M. [view across fjord]
83 — 241.9. Harriman Glacier. 9.23.14, 4:15 P.M. [glacier terminus, person standing on rocky shore at left]
84 — 240.6. 240.7. Harriman Glacier from near G. 9.23.14, 4:30 P.M. [panorama with two images of glacier terminus, rocky shore and rock outcropping at left, low plants in foreground at right]
85 — 240.8. Callahan’s cabin, between icebergs, Harriman Fjord. 9.24.14, 7:30 A.M. [view across beach to log cabin in woods at base of mountain. Cf. .78]
86 — 240.9. Surprise Glacier from Station D. 9.24.14, 10 A.M. [view through gnarled pine trees to small rowboat on water, glacier in distance]
87 — 240.10. Baker Glacier. 9.24.14, 10 A.M. [bird’s eye view across fjord, pine trees in foreground]
88 — 240.11. Serpentine Glacier, from Station D, Harriman Fjord. 9.24.14, 10 A.M. [view across fjord, small rowboat in water at left, pine tree in foreground at right]
89 — 240.12. Cataract, Surprise & Baker Glaciers from D. 9.24.14, 10:30 A.M. [view through wooded area across fjord, pine trees in foreground]
90 — 242.1. Cataract and Surprise Glaciers, from E. 9.24.14, 11:15 A.M. [view across fjord, small rowboat in water at right, short pine trees in foreground]
91 — 242.2. Baker Glacier, from E. 9.24.14, 11:15 A.M. [view across fjord, small rowboat in water at center, tops of pine trees in foreground. Cf. .709]
92 — 242.3. Serpentine Glacier from E. 9.24.14, 11:15 A.M. [view across fjord, small rowboat in water at left, pine trees in foreground]
93 — 242.4. Toboggan Glacier from Station E, Harriman Fjord. 9.24.14, 11:15 A.M. [view through wooded area to glacier terminus in middle ground]
94 — 242.5. Cataract, Surprise, & Detached Glaciers. 9.24.14, 11:15 A.M. [view through wooded area across fjord, pine trees in foreground]
95 — 241.10. Cataract, Surprise, & Detached Glaciers, from Station E. 9.24.10, 11:30 A.M. [view across fjord, pine trees in foreground]
96 — 242.6. Cataract, Surprise, & Detached Glaciers, from Station F. 9.24.10, Noon [bird’s eye view across fjord, man with small rowboat tied to rocky beach at left, pine trees in foreground at right]
97 — 242.7. Baker Glacier. 9.24.14, 12 P.M. [view across fjord, pine trees in foreground]
98 — 242.8. Serpentine and Coxe Glaciers, from Station F, Harriman Fjord. 9.24.14, 12:15 P.M. [view through wooded area across fjord, large pine tree in center foreground]
99 — 242.9. Duck hunting, Harriman Glacier, from F. 9.24.14, 12:30 P.M. [view down scree flanked by pine trees to man pointing rifle at water, glacier in distance]
100 — [view across fjord to glacier, reflections in water]
101 — 243.1-4. Harriman, Cataract, Surprise, Detached & Baker Glaciers. Panorama of Harriman Fjord, from F. 9.24.14 [panorama with four images, view from hillside across fjord, dead tree trunk in foreground]
102 — 241.12. 241.11. Serpentine and Coxe Glacier. 1:15 P.M. [view through wooded area across fjord, gnarled pine trees in foreground]
103 — 242.12. Serpentine Glacier and Mt. Gilbert from F. [view across fjord from shore with low brush and gnarled pine tree in center]
104 — 243.5. Surprise Glacier. 9.24.14, 2:30 P.M. [distant view of glacier terminus]
105 — 243.6. Baker Glacier from boat. 9.24.14, 2:30 P.M. [distant view of glacier terminus]
106 — 243.7. Detached Glacier from boat. 9.24.14, 2:45 P.M. [boat oar in foreground at left]
107 — 243.8. Cataract Glacier. 9.24.14, 3 P.M. [distant view of glacier terminus]
108 — 243.9. Mt. Muir, reflected. 9.24.14, 3 P.M. [glacier terminus in background]
109 — 243.10. Cataract and Serpentine Glaciers from boat. 9.24.14, 3:15 P.M. [distant view of glacier termini]
110 — 243.11. Toboggan Glacier from Duck Point. 9.24.14, 4 P.M. [rowboat tied to rocky shore in foreground, view across fjord to glacier]
111 — 243.12. Serpentine Glacier and Mt. Gilbert. 9.24.14, 4 P.M. [view down grassy shore to glacier terminus]
112 — 244.1. Reflection, Mt. Muir. 9.25.14, 7 A.M. [view across open water to gravel shore, low brush, and glacier terminus]
113 — 244.2. Mt. Muir and Serpentine Glacier from near Callahan cabin. 9.25.14, 7 A.M. [view across gravel flats to glacier terminus]
114 — 244.3. Dirty, Harriman, & Cataract Glaciers from near Callahan cabin. 9.25.14, 7 A.M. [gravel beach in foreground, view across open water to gravel shore, mountain range, glacier at right]
115 — 244.4. Cascade, Barry, and Coxe Glaciers from moraine point. 9.25.14, 8:30 A.M. [distant view of glaciers from gravel beach, person standing on ice chunks near shore in center. Original image blurry]
116 — 244.5. Harriman, Cataract, Surprise & Baker Glaciers from moraine point. 9.25.14, 8:30 A.M. [view across gravel beach to water, glaciers in distance, person standing on beach at center, boat tied to shore at left]
117 — 244.6. Cascade and Barry Glaciers from A. 9.25.14, 9:30 A.M. [view across fjord to glacier termini, gnarled pine trees in foreground]
118 — 244.7. Cascade & Barry Glaciers from A. 9.25.14, 9:30 A.M. [view across fjord to glacier termini, brush, pine trees, and dead tree trunk in foreground]
119 — 244.8. Cataract, Surprise, Baker & Serpentine Glaciers from A. 9.25.14, 10 A.M. [view down fjord to glacier termini, pine trees on steep shore at left, rowboat in water at right]
120 — 244.9. Cascade Glacier. 9.25.14, 10:30 A.M. [view down steep shoreline to glacier, rowboat in water near shore in center]
121 — 244.10. Cataract, Surprise, Baker & Serpentine Glaciers from C. 9.25.14, 10:40 A.M. [man reclining on shore reading book in foreground]
122 — 246.1. 244.12. 244.11. Cascade, Barry, and Coxe Glaciers from B. 9.25.14, 11:15 A.M. [panorama with three images looking across water to glacier termini, man wearing hat sitting on steep shoreline reading book at right]
123 — 246.2. From B, Harriman, Cataract, Surprise and Baker Glaciers. 9.25.14, 11:30 A.M. [view down fjord, rocky promontory in foreground]
124 — 246.3. Coxe Glacier, close by. 9.25.14, 11:30 A.M. [view down steep shoreline to glacier terminus]
125 — 246.4-7. 1910. 9.25.14, Noon [panorama with four images of glacier termini, “1910” written on rock outcropping at right probably indicates earlier expedition route]
126 — 246.8. Cascade & Barry Glaciers from near point. 9.25.14, Noon [view across open water to two glacier termini divided by rock outcropping]
127 — 245.2. Harriman Glacier from near Serpentine. 9.25.14, 1:40 P.M. [view down fjord]
128 — 245.3 [view across fjord to glacier, bow of boat in left foreground]
129 — 245.4. From boat: Cataract, Surprise, Baker and Serpentine Glaciers. 9.25.14, 1:40 P.M. [similar to .128]
130 — T41. 1910. [view down gravel shore to glaciers, man wearing hat and holding walking staff standing on beach in center, “1910” written on ridge in center distance probably indicates earlier expedition route]
131 — T42. [view across rocky beach to glaciers, ice chunks on beach in middle ground, trees in distance at right]
132 — 245.5. Baker Glacier from Duck Point. 9.25.14, 4 P.M. [open water in foreground, wooded area at base of glacier]
133 — 246.9. 246.10. 246.11. Serpentine Glacier. 9.25.14, 2:15 P.M. [panorama with three images of rocky beach with grasses and ice chunks in foreground, man pointing rifle standing on beach in center, glacier flowing from right to center of image]
134 — 247.1. 246.12. Serpentine Glacier. 9.25.14, 2:45 P.M. [panorama with two images looking down shore from opposite side of glacier. Original image at left blurry]
135 — 247.5-8. Columbia Glacier from Station G. 9.29.14, 9 A.M. [panorama with four images of view across water to glacier terminus, man wearing hat and smoking pipe seated on shore at right, wooded shore at left]
136 — 249.10. West face. 9.29.14, 9:30 A.M. [Columbia Glacier moraine, trees at left]
137 — 249.11. Columbia Glacier from west side. 9.29.14, 9:30 A.M. [view across fjord, tree trunk in foreground]
138 — 249.12. [view across fjord to Columbia Glacier, three tree trunks in foreground]
139 — 247.9. Holding the skiff in a big wave from falling ice. 9.29.14, 9 A.M. [bird’s eye view of man standing on rocks holding onto rowboat]
140 — 247.10. From G. 9.29.14, 9 A.M. [view from rocky shore to Columbia Glacier terminus]
141 — 247.11. Columbia Glacier west side. 9.29.14, 10 A.M. [view down rocky shore to glacier terminus]
142 — 247.12. Push moraine. 9.29.14, 10:30 A.M. [boulders piled near trees]
143 — 251.1. Push moraine. 9.29.14, 10:30 A.M. [view down rocks to fjord, pine trees at right]
144 — 251.2. Overthrowing trees 150 yrs. old. 9.29.14, 10:30 A.M. [pine trees and dead tree trunks at left, boulders at right]
145 — 250.1. From boat. 9.29.14 [Columbia Glacier terminus]
146 — 250.6 [icebergs near shore, glacier terminus at far right]
147 — 250.4. Columbia Glacier. 9.29.14 [glacier terminus]
148 — T47 [view through pine trees to Columbia Glacier terminus]
149 — 584 [view along shoreline to Columbia Glacier terminus, pine trees in foreground]
150 — 250.8 [icebergs near shore]
151 — 250.7 [low view from water to Columbia Glacier terminus]
152 — T46 [close-up view of glacier terminus and ice chunks on shore]
153 — 251.3. Trees overthrown by waves and icebergs. 9.29.14, Noon [pine trees, dead tree trunks, and driftwood]
154 — 251.4. Columbia Glacier from small islands near D. 9.29.14, 12:15 P.M. [rocks, grasses, pine trees, and driftwood in foreground, glacier terminus in distance]
155 — 251.6. Advance upon Heather Island. 9.29.14, 12:30 P.M. [view from rocky shore to glacier terminus, large iceberg in foreground]
156 — 251.5. Destroying forest. 9.29.14, 12:30 P.M. [view down rocky shore with ice chunks, pine trees at right, glacier terminus next to wooded area in distance]
157 — 251.7. Columbia Glacier from near D, on small island. 9.29.14, 1 P.M. [pine trees and low brush in foreground]
158 — 251.8. 9.29.14, 1 P.M. [view through wooded area to glacier terminus, pine trees in foreground]
159 — 251.9. 9.29.14, 1 P.M. [view across fjord to Columbia Glacier terminus, small rowboat in water at left, pine tree in foreground right]
160 — 250.9. 9.29.14, 1:10 P.M. [view from rocky beach with ice chunks to Columbia Glacier terminus, small rowboat in water at center]
161 — 251.11. Columbia Glacier from Heather Island near E. 9.29.14, 1:20 P.M. [panorama with two images of view through wooded area to glacier terminus, pine trees and driftwood in foreground]
162 — 251.12. 9.29.14, 1:30 P.M. [view through wooded area to glacier terminus, pine trees in foreground]
163 — 252.1. 9.29.14, 1:35 P.M. [view through densely wooded area to glacier terminus, pine trees in foreground]
164 — T45 [9.29.14, 1:30 P.M. [view through wooded area to glacier terminus, pine trees in foreground]
165 — 252.2. Columbia Glacier from Heather Island. 9.29.14, 1:45 P.M. [view from clearing in wooded area to glacier terminus, person standing near downed tree at right]
166 — 252.3. Ice destroying forest. 9.29.14, 2 P.M. [piles of driftwood in center, pine trees at left, glacier terminus at right]
167 — 252.4. Present limit of Columbia Glacier on Heather Island looking east. 9.29.14, 2 P.M. [moraine, with ice chunks at left, driftwood in center, pine trees at right]
168 — 252.5. 9.29.14, 2:10 P.M. [view from moraine to open water, ice chunks at left, dead tree trunk at right, mountains in distance]
169 — 252.6. Columbia Glacier destroying forest on Heather Island looking west. 9.29.14, 2:15 P.M. [view from moraine to open water, ice chunks at right, pine trees at left, mountains in distance]
170 — 252.7. Push moraine at right. 9.29.14, 2:20 P.M. [view from moraine to open water, ice chunks at right, pine trees at left, mountains in distance]
171 — 252.8. Push moraine destroying forest on Heather Island. 9.29.14, 2:25 P.M. [moraine, with ice chunks at left, pine trees at right]
172 — 252.9. 9.29.14, 2:25 P.M. [similar to .171]
173 — 252.10. Columbia Glacier from Heather Island. Mr. Tucker on push moraine of glacier, near face. 9.29.14, 2:30 P.M. [view down gravel beach with ice chunks to glacier terminus, man standing on gravel pile at right]
174 — 252.11. Miss Keen on push moraine, seracs overhead. 9.29.14, 2:35 P.M. [view down gravel beach with ice chunks to glacier terminus, Dora standing on gravel pile at center]
175 — 254.1. Columbia Glacier from boat near Heather Island. 9.29.14, 3:30 P.M. [glacier terminus]
176 — 253.2. 9.29.14, 3:30 P.M. [Columbia Glacier terminus, large iceberg in center]
177 — 253.5. 253.3. Columbia Glacier from F. 9.29.14, 4:30 P.M. [panorama with two images of glacier terminus, small rowboat in water at left, rocky shoreline with pine trees at right]
178 — 253.8. 253.6. Columbia Glacier from A. 9.30.14, 9 A.M. [panorama with three images of distant view of glacier terminus, islands at right, boat oar at left]
179 — 253.9. 253.10. Columbia Glacier from near B, sowing forest all but destroyed. 9.30.14, 9:45 A.M. [panorama with two images of moraine beach, ice chunks at right, islands with pine trees at left]
180 — 253.11. Advance of ice to edge of stream at N.E. of glacier. 9.30.14, 9:45 A.M. [moraine, stream in foreground, pine trees in background at right]
181 — 253.12. Trees seen in 253.10. 9.30.14, 10 A.M. [moraine in foreground, large ice chunk or boulder in front of pine trees]
182 — 254.4-5. Columbia Glacier, stream from small island at mouth. 9.30.14, 10 A.M. [view from wooded area to fjord]
183 — 254.6. Heather Island from B showing end of ice, and forest in 254.3, from small island seen in 253.6 and 9. 9.30.14, 10 A.M. [driftwood and pine tree on rocky shore in foreground]
184 — 254.3. Trees seen in 253.10. 9.30.14, 10:10 A.M. [view down moraine to fjord, pine trees and ice chunk at right. Same as .889]
185 — T40 [bird’s eye view of rowboat in water, looking across fjord to glacier termini]
186 — 629 [person holding walking staff standing on rocky beach in center foreground, looking down fjord to glacier terminus]
187 — T18. [close-up of glacier terminus, bare rock at right, “?” in upper corner of print]
188 — T44 [view from steep shore across water to mountain, “?” in upper corner of print]
189 — E12. 8/10/25. Looking up Valley of 10,000 Smokes, from lower end. Mt. Mageik. First fuel, water & feed [view from sandy slope with dead brush across valley to mountains]
190 — F3. 8/10/25. Leaving Valley of 10,000 Smokes and its desolation. Sparse feed & fuel. Soft sand. Last look up Valley, to head [panorama of two images of valley, man and woman arm-in-arm at right, two men arm-in-arm in center, dead tree trunk at left]
191 — H2. 8/14/25. Nearing Kejulik Pass. Getting “Mary” out of a bog hole [three men pulling pack horse on hillside]
192 — H3. 8/14/25. Kejulik River, from pass. Hard to find a safe way down [scenic of river valley]
193 — H5. 8/14/25. Climbing far up, at dusk to avoid canyons. 2 hrs. down to river [pack horses travelling along hillside above river valley]
194 — H6. 8/15/25. Kejulik River camp. A wet camp & no tent poles anywhere [two pack horses standing in low brush at base of hill. Original image blurry]
195 — H7. 8/15/25. Kejulik River. Testing depth & current [distant view of man wearing backpack crossing river]
196 — H8. 8/15/25. Fording Kejulik River. Fording 20 times in one day [person carrying load in fast-moving river]
197 — H9. Oil location notice. N.E. of Lake Becharof, S.W. Alaska [driftwood poles set in tundra, pack on ground at left]
198 — H10. 8/16/25. On the way to Kanatak. A trackless waste of ridges, swamps & rivers [view across tundra, three men and woman in foreground, possibly George Handy at right, Dora at left]
199 — I3. 8/21/25. Lake Becharof & Mt. Peulik. That interminable last day [view across tundra to lake, man on horseback at left, man holding two packhorses at right]
200 — I4. 8/21/25. All low land swampy. Mt. Peulik & Lake Becharof – at safe range [view across lake to volcano]
201 — I5. 8/22/25. Kanatak, S.W. Alaska. Cabin, with sod as a wind break [cabin with windows and sod roof, tar-paper cabin in background, driftwood in foreground]
202 — I6. 8/22/25. Kanatak, Alaska. “Hotel” and cabins, at the oil town [buildings, with holls in background]
203 — I7. 8/22/25. Kanatak, Alaska. Beach wreckage. Windiest town on coast [driftwood, boat, and small shack on beach near bluffs]
204 — I8. 8/22/25. Kanatak, Alaska. Barricading against wind – useless [three cabins, hills in distance]
205 — I9. 8/22/25. Kanatak, Alaska. Indian children hooking salmon [two Alutiiq boys wearing Western-style clothing and hats on small wooden pier, one boy holding salmon]
206 — I11. 8/22/25. Kanatak, Alaska. Native “barabaras,” wind proof and warm [two cabins with sod walls, driftwood propped against wall of cabin at left]
207 — J12. 8/25/25. Wide Bay, S.W. Alaska. Good-bye to oil, and the Alaska Peninsula [man standing at ship deck railing at right, two small boats in distance, buildings on shore, hills in far distance]
208 — 4.1. 8/28/25. Alaska R.R. Bartlett Glacier, the troublemaker [view from Alaska Railroad train, low brush in foreground, glacier in distance. cf. .218]
209 — Kanatak, Alaska – why it has no dock. Ships driven ashore during flood [barge Blazer cast up in front of Chas. Madsen General Merchandise, barge next to building at right, man standing on muddy ground at left. 1923? Cf. B1965.018.196]
210 — Kanatak, Alaska. Road tractor with oil [tractor on winter road, possibly in ditch or with broken axle, man in snowbank at left, possibly repairing tire]
211 — Kanatak, Alaska. Tractor pulling Martin’s plane out of shallow water [crowd on beach watching tractor pull Douglas World Cruiser biplane, two men standing on airplane, April 1924, Major Frederick L. Martin, U.S. Army Air Service World Flight]
212 — Lt. Martin’s plane at Kanatak, May. Plane of world flier, forced down, frozen [Douglas World Cruiser biplane with logo “Air Service U.S.A. World Flight” in water near shore ice, man on ice at right positioning ladder across lead, two men standing in shallow water near airplane]
213 — Kanatak, Alaska, after an annual flood [view down boardwalk in front of row of buildings, several buildings washed into boardwalk from elsewhere, including Brad’s Lunch Room]
214 — Kanatak, Alaska, the oil town of the S.W. Houses displaced by annual flood [several buildings pushed up against one another, including “U and I” and Tom Dodd]
215 — Kanatak, Alaska. What the wind can do there [small shack upside down]
216 — Kanatak, Alaska. Houses afloat [several buildings in deep water]
217 — Kanatak, Alaska – afloat. Annual winter flood [Ocean View Café in surf]
218 — 4.2. 8/28/25. Alaska R.R. 4 levels of tracks, at Bartlett Glacier [view down Alaska Railroad tracks to glacier. cf. .208]
219 — 4.3. Alaska R.R. Snow guage [sic], 16’ high [view down Alaska Railroad tracks past three small buildings, snow gauge at left, hills in background]
220 — 4.4. 8/28/25. Anchorage, Alaska. Govt. R.R. shops & offices in distance [view of Ship Creek and Alaska Railroad yards from train]
221 — 4.5. 9/1/25. Cannery near Seward. Herring “gibbers” (cannery girls) [bird’s eye view of cannery docks, four women standing with boy near sacks piled at left, three men and woman at right under second-level deck]
222 — Port Nellie Juan (Mrs. Davidson) [woman seated next to creek running out past pine trees to sound]
223 — Port Nellie Juan, cannery, Prince Wm. Sound [bird’s eye view of building between sound and pine tree-covered hillside, steamship at dock]
224 — 4.6. 9/2/25. Port Nellie Juan. Our skiff and motor, off to camp [small boat with outboard motor tied to cannery dock]
225 — 4.7. 9/3/25. Fog lifting, Port Wells, Alaska. Loading up at the Granite Mine [view down rocky beach, boat tied at right, trees in distance at left, fog bank along mountains in background]
226 — 4.8. 9/3/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Jefferson Davis Hamilton, Texan. Faithful caretaker at the Granite Mine [portrait of man seated on building steps]
227 — 4.9. 9/3/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Barry Glacier. En route to our cabin [scenic of sound]
228 — 4.10. 9/3/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Barry Glacier, at head of Harriman Fjord [similar to .227]
229 — 4.11. 9/4/25. Harriman Fjord, Alaska. Cascade & Barry Glaciers, from Pt. Doran [view across fjord to glacier termini, pine trees in foreground]
230 — 2.1. 9/4/25. Harriman Fjord, Alaska. Cascade, Barry & Coxe Glaciers, formerly united, now receded almost to separation [view down fjord to glacier termini]
231 — 2.2. 9/4/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Penniman Glaciers, Harriman Fjord [view across fjord to hanging glaciers]
232 — 2.3. 9/5/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Home-stake mine, Harriman Fjord [cabins and buildings along base of hill, pine trees in background, person standing on beach in center. Original image blurry]
233 — 2.4. 9/5/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Sunset on Harriman Fjord [scenic with hanging glaciers, oarlock on boat in foreground]
234 — 2.5. 9/5/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Sunset on Harriman Fjord [scenic with three tidewater glaciers, iceberg in foreground, possibly Cataract Glacier in center]
235 — 2.6. 9/5/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Barry & Coxe Glaciers, now separated [view across fjord to glacier termini]
236 — 2.7. 9/7/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Harriman Fjord, Penniman & Serpentine Glaciers [view across fjord]
237 — 2.8. 9/9/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Harriman Fjord, Harriman & Cataract Glaciers [view across fjord]
238 — 2.9. 9/9/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Penniman Glaciers [view across gravel beach with ice chunks]
239 — 2.10. 9/9/25. Port Wells, at dusk. Camp fire guests, from Latouche, 70 m. [three men silhouetted in foreground, small boat in water in center]
240 — 2.11. 9/12/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Our cabin at Mosquito Creek [view down gravel beach, cabins along tree line at right]
241 — 2.12. 9/12/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Our cabin at Mosquito Creek [view across gravel beach to cabin in pine trees, collapsed building at right]
242 — 1.1. 9/15/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Gulls riding icebergs, Penniman Glaciers, Harriman Fjord [oarlock in foreground, icebergs in distance near glacier terminus]
243 — 1.2. 9/15/25. Harriman Fjord, Port Wells, Alaska. Cataract & Surprise Glaciers [view across fjord, side of boat in foreground]
244 — 1.3. 9/18/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Harriman Glacier, Harriman Fjord [view across fjord]
245 — 1.4. 9/18/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Harriman Glacier, Harriman Fjord [closer view of .244]
246 — 1.5. 9/18/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Baker & Penniman Glaciers. Odd shaped icebergs [boat in foreground, icebergs in distance near coastline]
247 — 1.6. 9/18/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Surprise Glacier, Harriman Fjord [view across fjord]
248 — 1.7. 9/22/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Capt. L.L. Lane, after whales, gun in bow [view from gravel beach of two small boats in sound, whaling]
249 — 1.8. 9/23/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Mosquito Creek, from our cabin [view down gravel beach, grasses in foreground, pine trees at left]
250 — 1.9. 9/23/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Fresh snow on the mountains, from cabin [view down gravel beach, cabins along tree line at right. Original image blurry]
251 — 1.10. 9/23/25. First fresh snow, on 9000’ peaks in Harriman Fjord. From our cabin, in Port Wells [similar to .250]
252 — 1.11. 9/23/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Re-rigging the motor, between tides [man on beach near boat, cabins along tree line at right]
253 — 1.12. 9/23/25. Port Wells, Alaska. A perfectly balanced boat now [distant view of man in boat in sound]
254 — 3.1. 9/24/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Where the ducks abound, College Fjord from Packenham Point [scenic of sound at Pakenham Point]
255 — 3.3. 9/24/25. Port Wells, Alaska. College Fjord from Coghill Point [bird’s eye view across fjord, pine trees in foreground. Original image blurry]
256 — 3.4. 9/24/25. Port Wells, Alaska. College Fjord from Coghill Point [pine trees on shore at right, gravel bar in middle ground]
257 — 3.5. 9/24/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Duck hunting on Coghill Flats [man carrying rifle walking at right, mountains in background]
258 — 3.6. 9/24/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Dartmouth Glacier, from Coghill Flats [boat tied to grassy shore in foreground]
259 — 3.7. 9/24/25. Port Wells, Alaska. College Fjord, from Packenham Point [scenic of sound from Pakenham Point]
260 — 3.8. 9/26/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Indian goat hunters, at our cabin [four Alutiiq men on gravel beach, one man holding oar or paddle, small boat tied to beach, riverboat carrying three-hole Alutiiq kayak in background]
261 — 3.9. 9/26/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Off in bidarkas, for 20 m. paddle [four men in two three-hole Alutiiq kayaks]
262 — 3.10. 9/29/25. Port Wells, Alaska. Good-bye to our little cabin [scenic of sound, ink asterisk marking camp site]
263 — 3.11. 9/30/25. Golden, Alaska. Abandoned mining camp, only “town” for 70 m. [view of village from water, bow of boat in foreground]
264 — 3.12. 9/30/25. Golden, Port Wells, Alaska. Steve A. Roe, only inhabitant [portrait of man wearing suspenders, leaning against railing] B2 [Beulah Farm Album, 1917-1932]
265 — Beulah Farm, 460 acres, from across the White River, Mar. 12, ’17. Straight line is the Cent. Vt. R.R. [panorama with two images of winter scenic, farm in distance]
266 — Our jerseys, Mar. 12, 1917. Left to right: manure shed, cow barn, hay barn, heifer barn [cattle in pen in front of barn painted “Beulah Farm, William H. Pratt”]
267 — Our first spring, April [yard and trees, barns in background]
268 — Six bedrooms & two baths [interior of house, upstairs, with hallway, railings, rocking chair, toilet]
269 — Our room, Norwegian quilts [interior of bedroom with two beds, chair, bureau, chifforobe, framed photograph of Alaskan mountains]
270 — Beulah Farm barns, 300’ from house, built 1913. March 12, 1917 [barns behind tree line in winter]
271 — All (except horse barn, at right) destroyed by fire, May 2, 1931. Mar. 12, 1917 [barns and silos in winter]
272 — Approaching the new home, Mar. 12, 1917. House, barns [view down road in winter, utility poles at left]
273 — Across the river and a mile away [view through brush across partially frozen river to farm buildings]
274 — West Hartford, Vt. & old covered bridge [view from road down river to bridge in winter]
275 — Stream flow guage [sic] on White River, March 12, 1917 [wooden gauge affixed to tree in foreground]
276 — Our barns above at left, from village, old covered bridge, from village road [similar to .274]
277 — West Hartford, Vt., hotel at left, destroyed by fire a few years later [view down road in winter to buildings, utility pole at right]
278 — Our barns, old covered bridge [closer view of .276]
279 — All houses seen destroyed by flood, 1927 [bird’s eye view of partially frozen river, trees in foreground, houses in distance]
280 — 9” plowing with tractor, April 1917 [furrows in field in foreground, barns in distance]
281 — House and barns, from orchard. Hills are across river [bird’s eye view of farm]
282 — When the bulbs flowered [Dora seated at dining room table, glassware and china on table, house interior]
283 — Looking down river, April 8, 1917 [bird’s eye view of house from orchard]
284 — Brick house and barns from rear [view across clearing to buildings]
285 — [view across clearing to brick house, person standing on path at right]
286 — The old brick house, with hills across river, April 8, 1917 [bird’s eye view of house]
287 — Beyond the brick house, April 8, 1917 [dirt road at right running past cultivated field at left, fallen fence in foreground]
288 — The tractor arrives, April 6, 1917 [view down muddy drive to Beulah Farm barn, man standing in foreground at left]
289 — Our old brick house, April 12, 1917. Half a mile above our house [view from road down driveway to house]
290 — View from brick house, April 8, 1917 [scenic of rolling hills]
291 — April 8, 1917 [brick house]
292 — Original part at left [side view of brick house showing wood-sided addition]
293 — Over 100 years old, April 1917 [brick house]
294 — From front door of brick house [scenic of woods]
295 — Sugar maples and wood shed show road [view across clearing to brick house]
296 — High producing registered Jerseys, in rape, below barns, 1917 Sept. 82 head sold Aug. 1917. 10 of varying ages kept [small format panoramic photograph of cattle in field]
297 — “Pigs in clover” [distant view of Dora in field with team of pigs]
298 — [Dora in field with pigs]
299 — One side of living room, from fireplace. Light and sunny. 15’ x 24’ [house interior, George sitting on couch reading, bookcases along wall]
300 — George, 1917. Studying every evening [house interior, George seated at desk with back to camera, framed expedition photographs on wall. Cf. .981]
301 — Where we slaved evenings [house interior, George in profile in foreground, seated at desk reading, second desk in background, framed expedition photographs on wall]
302 — [house interior, George seated at dining room table, china and glassware on table, framed photographs of mountains on wall with mounted goat head]
303 — Up from the village to the new home [view down winter road to house]
304 — Beulah Farm [view up driveway to house and trees in winter]
305 — Mar. 12, ’17. “The cold weather is all over now,” we were told that day [house in snow]
306 — From our front door. Barns at left [view down hill through trees in winter]
307 — A match for each other [man wearing hat, possibly George, holding cow calf, second cow in background]
308 — Filling silo with ensilage corn, Sept. 1917 [man with horse team next to silo and barn]
309 — Sept. 1917. Registered Jerseys. Last grass before frost [cattle in yard near house]
310 — Potato digger at work, 1917 Sept. [distant view of farm machinery in field]
311 — After the potato digger, Sept. 1917. All to be picked up by hand, that night [potatoes lying in rows in field]
312 — Tractor ploughing 37 acres in 3 days. Note pattern, beginning with two dead furrows in centre and continuing around then in rag rug shape [view across plowed field, cow in foreground]
313 — January 1918. Our first dog, Shep, at the store [dog sitting on porch looking out at snow, second porched building across the way, possibly post office]
314 — Sheep in barnyard with feed racks [sheep in snowy yard in front of Beulah Farm barn]
315 — Deep snow on roof of Wheeler’s shed, West Hartford, Vt. 1918 Jan. [distant view of man shoveling snow off rooftop]
316 — Clearing the village sidewalk, Jan. 1918 [horse pulling man on sled or snow plow down street in winter]
317 — Clearing our driveway of snow [two-horse team pulling man on wood-blade snow plow]
318 — [view up plowed driveway to house, man standing near house]
319 — Farmer’s home made snow plough [four-horse team pulling three people on sled-like snow plow]
320 — Out all day long, always eating [sheep in snowy yard next to barns]
321 — [sheep in snowy yard next to Beulah Farm barn]
322 — Light airy cattle barns, also good for sheep [sheep inside barn. Cf. .996]
323 — Farmerettes harvesting wheat, best workers we ever had [small format panoramic photograph, distant view of two women working with horse team in wheat field]
324 — Tarring sheep’s noses. George & Norman Freeman [George wearing straw hat with young man holding sheep in yard, Dora’s nephew. Cf. .326]
325 — Lambs, separated from their mothers, August [sheep in field in front of outbuilding]
326 — Tarring sheep’s noses. George & Norman [young man, Dora’s nephew, looking into camera as he holds sheep’s nose and George holds sheep’s rear. Cf. .324]
327 — Nydia, blind purebred Arab, bred by Spencer Borden [horse in field. Cf. .992]
328 — Nydia with her new mistress [Dora holding horse in field]
329 — Dick, Virginia Freeman & W.W. Keen, 1918 [surgeon William Williams Keen Jr. in military uniform standing in yard with two children, Dora’s niece and nephew]
330 — [Dora standing in corn field holding ear of corn]
331 — A lot of corn to harvest, and husk [Dora standing in corn field]
332 — Farmerettes harvesting corn, 1918 [George and three women standing in corn field]
333 — Corn as we grew it [a few talk stalks of corn growing under a pine tree]
334 — Husking corn like lightning after farmerettes had returned to college [three young boys standing near barn, corn husker machinery in foreground]
335 — Feeding the corn husker [two boys working machine, third boy sitting in barn doorway]
336 — Winter again. Snow from roof [view across yard, snow pile against house at left]
337 — February 1919. Sawing ice on the river [two men with ice saws on frozen river, pile of supplies at right. cf. .370-374, .1005]
338 — Sawing after the ice plow [closer view of .337]
339 — Brood sows thriving with only a shed all winter [two large pigs in pen in winter]
340 — Wintering better than the sheep in the barns [sheep in snowy pasture]
341 — Their winter home, a stack of barley and wheat, into which they ate quite a shelter [sheep next to hay stack in snowy pasture]
342 — Sheep in winter, house & barns afar [more distant view of .341]
343 — [panorama with two images of sheep next to hay stack in snowy pasture]
344 — Threshing the barley and wheat [threshing machine and sacks of grain on elevated driveway into garage]
345 — Horse barn, showing bridge to garage. Blowing straw through ensilage blower, for bedding [man standing in hay stack next to Beulah Farm barn, with pipe leading up to second story window]
346 — 1919. George and his pets. March [George standing in yard with large pig and her litter. Cf. .999]
347 — Brought up in my kitchen. Her first outing [piglet in yard next to house]
348 — Outdoors for the first time, March 1919 [George standing in yard with large pig nursing her litter]
349 — George with my pet pig [George reclining in yard, petting piglet]
350 — Rival’s Branford Ruberta, 7th March, 1919 [large pig in yard next to house]
351 — The Verdict, 3d March 1919 [pig eating from trough in pen]
352 — Pigs is pigs [George standing next to barn with large pig and her litter. Cf. .998]
353 — Nancy Lee of the Fells, litter of 9 March 1919 [large pig nursing her litter in wire-fenced enclosure]
354 — Feeding apples to his pets [George sitting in yard feeding piglets. Cf. .997]
355 — [similar to .354]
356 — A nice warm spot [piglet lying next to building foundation]
357 — My pet pig, following me about [view back towards house from yard, piglet in middle distance]
358 — Her trough – a cigar box [piglet in yard]
359 — My kitchen pet [piglet feeding in yard next to house]
360 — Dewey playing nurse [dog with piglet. Original image blurry]
361 — [dog in yard next to house]
362 — One hen – 23 chicks [chicken with chicks in yard next to house]
363 — Turkey poults [Dora sitting with chicks in yard next to house]
364 — 37 acre meadow in front of house. Virginia Freeman, 1919 [young girl standing in cultivated field, Dora’s niece]
365 — Dick and Virginia learning to ride [George helping young boy on pony, young girl on pony at right, Dora’s niece and nephew]
366 — Virginia, Norman and Dick Freeman on Mrs. Greene’s Shetland ponies [three children riding horses on dirt road, Dora’s niece and nephews]
367 — Howard Butcher, 3rd, on John [young man on horse, Dora’s nephew]
368 — Turkey poults. Their first climb [chicks climbing ladder up to tree branches]
369 — Our turkeys [turkeys in yard in winter, wheeled cart next to outbuilding in background]
370 — George clearing the ice for the ice plow [George on frozen river, using wooden push blade, sled on runners in background. cf. .337-338]
371 — Ploughing ice, February 1920? [two-horse team pulling man on sled-like snow plow at right, man sweeping snow in background at left]
372 — Cross ploughing ice [two men with two-horse team pulling small cutting plow on frozen river]
373 — George, clearing the ice for the ice plow [parallel lines cut into river ice, man at left sweeping snow, horse at right]
374 — Ice blocks, sawed and lifted, waiting to be hauled to ice house [blocks of ice on river, ice saws and shovel in foreground]
375 — Twin calves, a day old [two cow calves in yard next to barn]
376 — Twin calves [man holding two cow calves in yard next to Beulah Farm barn]
377 — Midsummer. Maples planted 50 years before [view from yard to house amid trees]
378 — Picking up potatoes, Sept. 1920 [person bending over rows in field. Original image blurry]
379 — The new truck hauling away potatoes in crates, Sept. 1920 [view down field row filled with potatoes to truck]
380 — Chicken house starting its way to become George’s shop [man with two-horse team pulling small building across yard, two men working at back of building]
381 — Even with skids, the horses can not move the chicken house very well [two-horse team at right harnessed to small building, two men positioning rollers. Cf. .406]
382 — Raspberries and strawberries to be picked each day [view across fields to house]
383 — Garden strawberries [view down rows of bushes]
384 — Popcorn [Dora standing next to corn plants]
385 — Telephone peas, Sept. 1920 [Dora and young girl standing next to tall staked pea plants]
386 — Bottles for 20 orphans, 1920. Marion Irwin [woman feeding two lambs in yard, more sheep in background. Cf. .573]
387 — Twin lambs [two sheep in pasture]
388 — New lambs, all legs [sheep and lambs in orchard]
389 — The suckling express [ewe sheep nursing lamb in pasture]
390 — Keeping close to the milk supply. Twin lambs, one black [similar to .389]
391 — In a month they will have eaten every spear of grass [sheep in pasture]
392 — Blackface [sheep and lamb in pasture]
393 — Little lambs, April [sheep and lambs in yard next to building]
394 — Vermont Potato Growers Association, 1921 [large group of men walking in field. Cf. .1002]
395 — The new gray mare [man holding horse in yard, crates piled next to barn in background, silo at center background]
396 — Soudan grass, Sept. 1920 [George measuring sudangrass growing up against wall]
397 — [man wearing suit and necktie posed next to bushes in winter, George?]
398 — A swarm of bees [bees in flight over yard]
399 — Hiving a swarm of bees [person wearing beekeeper veil bending tree branch over net, box on ground at right]
400 — Bees swarming on an apple bough [similar to .399. Print badly faded]
401 — Dumping a swarm into a new hive [person wearing beekeeper veil kneeling down to empty net into box]
402 — Carl Scherer, 1921. A perfect guest [young man holding camera standing in yard]
403 — George with bee veil, smoker & gloves [George standing in orchard, crates stacked under trees in background]
404 — George, Carl Scherer & Dick Freeman. Ready to work on the bees [three people wearing beekeeper veils standing next to tree, crates on wooden frame at right]
405 — Bees on frames of wax, 10 to a hive [hive frames propped against house steps]
406 — The tractor moves it [chicken coop being relocated. Cf. .380-381]
407 — Wood pile, after lumbering, March 1921 [fuel wood stacked in yard next to barn and silo]
408 — Lumbering partly finished, Spring 1921 [cut timber piled in wooded area. Cf. .1001]
409 — Among the hemlocks – timber and wood [similar to .408]
410 — Chestnut team, June 1922 [man leading two horses on dirt road]
411 — Our riding and driving horses [man standing with horse in yard]
412 — Certified seed potatoes, by the carload. Brick house field [Dora standing in field of flowering potato plants]
413 — A nearly perfect stand. Brick house field [potato field]
414 — Uncle Spen’s oxen, hauling corn to silos [man with team of oxen in corn field]
415 — Chicken house and bee hives in winter [George standing in snow drift, chicken coop in background]
416 — Bee hives, with exits kept clear, March 1923 [Dora standing behind rows of boxes in deep snow]
417 — March 1923 [Dora posed between snowbank and barn door]
418 — 400 bushels to the acre, 1922. Ball ground [flowering plants in field]
419 — Passing inspection with high rating. Bean field [distant view of two men in field of flowering bean plants. Cf. .1003]
420 — W.W. Keen Butcher, 1922? [young boy standing in yard holding cat in bucket, Dora’s nephew]
421 — Harvesting corn [two-horse team pulling man on corn harvester]
422 — Dora Keen Butcher, Nov. 1923 [woman standing in yard, Dora’s niece]
423 — Dora Keen Butcher, Nov. 1923 [woman standing near railroad tracks]
424 — Lumber and mill, Nov. 1923 [cut timber piled next to mill under shed, cut lumber stacked under shed. Cf. .991]
425 — At the mill [cut timber piled in clearing]
426 — Franconia Notch, N.H., Sept. 1924. En route to Maine, on our first vacation [automobiles parked next to small tents in clearing]
427 — Our first camp since Alaska days [George seated at folding table next to automobile parked by small tent, second automobile and tent in background]
428 — Tenting de luxe, with auto head lights, refrigerator, table, etc. [similar to .427]
429 — Near Rangeley, tent partly untied [small tent in wooded area, automobile parked at right]
430 — Dora Keen Handy, 1924. Lake Champlain [Dora sitting under tree roots along shoreline]
431 — Home again, Sept. 1924 [Dora seated on tree stump]
432 — Happier at home, Sept. 1924 [George seated on tree stump]
433 — Our mosquito proof tent [canvas tent in wooded area]
434 — West Hartford Library, Vt., 1925. Washed away by flood, Nov. 3, 1927 [West Hartford Town Library in winter]
435 — See how the poplars have grown! [house and line of trees]
436 — Dora Keen Handy on Polly, June 1925. ¾ Arab, ¼ Morgan [Dora on horse on dirt road in front of house. Cf. .994]
437 — Polly, 1925 June [Dora sitting in trap being pulled by horse, stopped on driveway]
438 — Polly, June 6, 1925 [Dora riding in trap being pulled by horse]
439 — My last ride on Polly [Dora on horse]
440 — Columbia Glacier, Alaska, 1925 [view down fjord to glacier terminus]
441 — Columbia Glacier, Alaska, 1925 [view down fjord, with icebergs, ship rigging in foreground]
442 — Flood covering road and nearly to 2nd floor [view across swollen river to buildings on opposite bank]
443 — Flood, from our end of bridge. Ruins of 100 year old brick house at left [group of people on bank of swollen river, flooded and damaged buildings on opposite bank]
444 — 3. 8 A.M. Nov. 4, 1927, flood [similar to .443]
445 — Old covered bridge. Built after flood of 1865. Destroyed by flood ’27 [view through trees and across road to covered bridge]
446 — Village road in summer. Bridge at right. As it was before the flood of Nov. 3, 1937 [small format panoramic photograph, view down gravel road past houses, person walking in distance]
447 — All that remains of West Hartford Library is the gable of its attic, in centre [crowds of people gathered on riverbank, looking across river to damaged buildings opposite]
448 — As the water receded, still too swift to cross. Library gable and brick house at right. Bridge pier appearing [view across swollen river to damaged buildings opposite]
449 — 1. Flood at West Hartford, Vt. 11 A.M. Nov. 4, 1927 [view across swollen river]
450 — 6. [similar to .449]
451 — 8. Main Street, after the flood. Bridge pier at left [view across swollen river]
452 — Why cellars were mud filled. Water was where woman is standing when I first saw it. Bridge end [group of people gathered on riverbank near damaged building and bridge ruins]
453 — Nov. 3, ’27. Flood covering meadow of Roy Darling and A.L. Dow [view down swollen river]
454 — Remains of West Hartford bridge, endangering R.R. bridge at White River Jcn 7 m. away [debris piled up against trestle of railroad bridge over river]
455 — 12. Junction of White River (left) with Connecticut River, after the flood [view over flooded flats, bluff in distance, bridge at left]
456 — 13. West Hartford ferry landings, Dec. 1, 1927 [view across river to church, sign posted on tree at left reads “Notice, all persons crossing on this ferry do so at their own risk”]
457 — 14. West Hartford ferry, Dec. 1927. Our only way to the village [man on ferry crossing river, church opposite]
458 — 15. West Hartford ferry, Dec. 1927 [view from ferry to buildings on shore]
459 — 16. Where West Hartford library once stood, even the land now gone [riverbank damaged by washout, road at right]
460 — 17. West Hartford road, lowered 10’ by flood [dirt road in front of damaged buildings]
461 — 18. West Hartford stores, fronts washed out by flood of Nov. 3, 1927 [gasoline pump in front of building at right, building at left with signs “F.L. Worthley - Son Service Quality General Merchandise” and “Post Office, West Hartford, Vt.”
462 — 19. Store front washed out by flood [exterior of building with signs “F.L. Worthley - Son Service Quality General Merchandise” and “Post Office, West Hartford, Vt.”]
463 — 20. What the flood did to a 100 year old brick house [house in ruins]
464 — 21. Wreckage on tree showing flood level opposite Mrs. Bugbee’s [debris piled against tree trunks along riverbank, road and buildings at right. Cf. .1007]
465 — Dora Keen Handy, Dec. 1927 [portrait of Dora seated in house]
466 — George, Dec. 1927 [portrait of George wearing necktie, seated near window. Cf. .974]
467 — Sea wall San Juan P.R. [commercial postcard]
468 — Fortifications, P.R. [commercial postcard, with Dora’s typed caption: “San Juan Harbor, Porto Rico, Jan. 1928”]
469 — Las Dos Bocas, Arecibo, P.R. [commercial postcard, with Dora’s typed caption: “Porto Rico, Jan. 1928”]
470 — Preparing to dynamite the brick house. Destroyed by the flood. July 1928 [damaged house]
471 — George, setting the charges [four men working next to damaged house]
472 — After the foundations had been made to collapse, by dynamiting them [house roof on ground]
473 — Successfully dynamited. No other damage [house in ruins]
474 — Dragging away the remains [horse team pulling on roof]
475 — Dora, Aug. 1928 [Dora standing next to automobile]
476 — George & Dora, Aug. 1928 [George and Dora standing in yard]
477 — Dora, Aug. 1928 [Dora bending down to bushes]
478 — Dr. Ching at her favorite sport [woman standing in river, fishing]
479 — George, 1928 [George standing on riverbank holding fish]
480 — Dr. Sarah Mu Jin Ching, 1928 [portrait of woman physician standing in yard]
481 — After skidding on light snow, held by one strand of a barb wire fence, Nov. 1928 [automobile on side of road overlooking valley]
482 — Jan. 1929 [view down snowy driveway]
483 — Our barns above at right. The new bridge, from library, Jan. 1929 [bridge across river in winter]
484 — Our treeless village, since the flood [view from bridge to buildings on riverbank]
485 — Orchard after snow, with beehives [distant view of boxes in orchard]
486 — Strings indicating arbor vitae [low rope fences indicating walking path around tree in snow]
487 — Old dresser as sideboard [house interior, dining room, framed portrait of William Williams Keen above sideboard]
488 — Our dining-room. 200 year old pine corner cupboard [house interior, with chandelier and floral arrangement on table]
489 — April 1929 [Dora and George standing in yard]
490 — Vaung Tsien Bang, 1929 April 1st [woman pointing rifle on driveway, Bryn Mawr alumna]
491 — Vaung Tsien Bang, 1929 [man and woman standing in yard, pointing rifles]
492 — Library, with new shrubbery, June 1929 [boys and girls posed outside new West Hartford library]
493 — Winter’s beauty [view up driveway in deep snow]
494 — West Hartford library, 1930, and the librarian, Dora Keen Handy [Dora posed on sidewalk in front of library]
495 — Improvements by landscaping, June 1930 [yard next to house]
496 — George’s shop, to be vine covered [former chicken coop in new location near house]
497 — My garden and George’s shop [view past shop to rolling hills]
498 — Terraces in front of shop, 1930 [view across yard to shop]
499 — Susannah, Mary, Betty & George, July 4, 1931 [George with woman and two children on riverbank under bridge, George and girls in bathing suits]
500 — In our pool, Franklin, Paul, Lorne, Walter [four small children wearing bathing suits standing in water feature in yard]
501 — Four happy little Freemans in pool [similar to .500]
502 — Little Freemans, July 1931 [four small children wearing bathing suits standing in river under bridge]
503 — Perennials in front of hedge [view across yard]
504 — Yellow Chinese rose [view across yard to dirt road]
505 — Florence Butcher, June 1931 [young woman standing in yard, Dora’s niece]
506 — Flowering almond at left, iris in front [view across yard to dirt road]
507 — Our front door in June, roses [view across yard to house]
508 — Our maidenhair hedge, and rambler roses [exterior of house, with climbing roses]
509 — Maidenhair and sweet peas, June 1930 [landscaping in yard]
510 — Pink gladioli in front of pine hedge [landscaping in yard]
511 — Concrete dam at pond #3 [George standing on top of dam under construction]
512 — Pond #3. Lining the bank with clay [depression in ground being prepared for flooding, heavy equipment and downed tree at right]
513 — Concrete dam, house at left, across meadow [view from atop dam under construction to house in distance]
514 — Lining the bank with clay. House here [view from trees past dam under construction to depression in ground being prepared for flooding]
515 — Fish pond #2, Oct. 1931 [view down dirt road, pond at right]
516 — Pond #3 from #2, Oct. 1931 [view from road across pond]
517 — Fish pond #3 from #2 [view across grassy clearing to pond]
518 — Pond #3, with house & barns [view from atop completed dam, pond at left, house in distance]
519 — Paul Freeman, 1931 [young boy on sandy beach, Dora’s nephew]
520 — Franklin Freeman, 1931 [similar to .519]
521 — Walter J. Freeman, 3d, 1931. Sand pies at West Hart[ford] [young boy holding pie plate on sandy beach, Dora’s nephew]
522 — Willows planted June 1931, at pond #2 [small trees along shore]
523 — Fish pond #3, with house and barns [view from dam across pond to house in distance]
524 — Dam for half acre fish pond. 14’ high, 100’ long. House seen at extreme right. Oct. 1930 [dam under construction in foreground, heavy equipment in distance]
525 — Concrete dam, 14’ at deepest point, 100’ long [George working atop dam under construction, small concrete mixer at left]
526 — Beulah Farm barns, insured for $23,600 [small format panoramic photograph, bird’s eye view of farm]
527 — After fire. Horse barn, 1 manure shed, long tool shed. House in distance [damaged buildings in foreground, barn in distance. Print damaged along one edge]
528 — The burned barns, May 3, 1931 [building foundations. Cf. .1014]
529 — Hay still burning, day after fire [smoke rising from building foundations, barn in background]
530 — May 1931. Sawdust pit, after fire. Spruce of 1926 & pines of 1927 on hill [damaged structure in foreground, small trees on hillside in distance. Cf. .1015]
531 — Remains of hog barn, cattle barns & silos – only foundations (cracked) [fire-damaged buildings]
532 — Creamery chopped in half to save the horse barn [fire-damaged building next to barn. Cf. .1013]
533 — Where the day before stood 2 large cattle barns, 16’ silo, and creamery [building foundations. Cf. .1012]
534 — Below vegetable garden [landscaping in yard]
535 — Forget-me-nots in steps [to] vegetable garden [stone stairs and landscaping in yard. Print damaged along one edge]
536 — Forget-me-nots on terrace [landscaping in front of shop and house. Cf. .1009]
537 — Forget-me-nots below shop [landscaping in yard]
538 — Corner of terrace and exit [landscaping in yard]
539 — Below the shop. Exit at left [landscaping in yard]
 540 — Brick house setting in summer [view across rolling hills]
541 — [view across yard to brick house and barns]
542 — Cool and shady under the maples. Brick house & barns at right [view down driveway]
543 — Seclusion, only ¾ m. from R.R. & P.O. [panorama with two images, view across lawn to brick house and wood shed]
 544 — View across river from brick house [looking across lawn to rolling hills]
 545 — From our barnyard entrance [small format panoramic photograph, view down driveway with house at right]
546 — Planting corn [man with two-horse team pulling seed drill. Cf. .1026]
547 — June, from our porch. Oats & corn [view through trees to cultivated fields]
548 — With lambs in pasture, I grow and can vegetables all summer. “Doing our bit” to raise food [small format panoramic photograph, bird’s eye view of house and farm]
549 — View down White River, from above barns. Village at left [small format panoramic photograph, bird’s eye view of farm in valley]
550 — From the orchard, where we sit a while on Sundays [view across rolling hills]
551 — Learning to harrow with the tractor. George (left) & Prof. Jacobs [two men riding tractor pulling harrow]
552 — Fields across road from brick house [small format panoramic photograph, view across rolling hills]
553 — Our main barnyard [sheep in yard in front of Beulah Farm barn]
554 — To pasture, hunting every spear [sheep in yard]
555 — Their first pasture [sheep in pasture, man at right, possibly George]
556 — Going to pastures new [pigs in driveway, barn in background]
557 — Hog houses on skids, for pasture [two men walking next to small shed being pulled down driveway]
558 — Easily moved about where wanted [two-horse team pulling small shed from driveway into field]
559 — Hogs, corn, hay. Plenty of work [small sheds in field, crops planted in field in distance]
560 — Keeping cool [pigs wallowing in puddle at right, covered hay stacks in distance]
561 — March 10th. Lambs in sunshine [sheep and chickens in yard, 1920. Cf. .1000]
562 — Sheep in barnyard, waiting for the first grass [cattle and sheep in yard between buildings]
563 — Lambs sunning themselves. April. Late snow. 10 of 114 lambs [sheep in yard near hay racks next to barns]
564 — April [view from house, across yard to barns]
565 — Out to grass, April [sheep in field, house in background]
566 — Their first grass, April 22d [sheep on slope in yard, house at right]
567 — Dewey, our only farm hand [dog in yard]
568 — Eating all the daylight hours [sheep in yard next to house]
569 — The last little lamb, “too far to walk” [man standing in driveway with lamb riding on sheep’s back]
570 — 3 days old, going to pasture [man with sheep and lamb along road]
571 — “I can’t jump that ditch” [lamb in foreground, ewe sheep and cow across small rivulet in field]
572 — House and barns from pasture [view across yard to buildings]
573 — Three claimants for two bottles [Dora, bottle-feeding two lambs, sheep in pasture in background. 1920? Cf. .386]
574 — George & Dora, with pet lambs [George and Dora sitting in pasture with sheep]
575 — After shearing, unrecognizable to their own lambs. May [sheep in pasture, barn in distance]
576 — Twin lambs in pasture. House and barns in distance [ewe sheep with lambs in field] B3 Loose prints [Numbered prints, Alaska, 1911-1916]
577 — 89.9. Cordova harbor [scenic of sound]
578 — 91.4. McKinley Street, Valdez, Alaska [street scene with businesses, pedestrians on boardwalks]
579 — 103.4. Cooper Creek hydraulic giant driving ore-laden gravel & rocks into elevator. Handy M. Co., 1908 [man operating hose at hydraulic mining operation, Handy Mining Co., Cordova. Cf. .798-800]
580 — 106.10. Beautiful Valdez Narrows, in July, showing perpetual snow on the mountains above, at about 4,000 feet, because of the northerly latitude. Comfortable weekly steamers make this the finest of trips for tourists [scenic of passage, with side of ship in foreground. Has stamp of Dora Keen, 1729 Chestnut St., Phila. Pa.]
581 — 107.3. Cordova dock [small boats tied to dock in foreground, long pier in background]
582a — 107.6. Childs Glacier, Copper River Ry. [view from rocky beach to glacier terminus]
582b — 107.6. Childs Glacier, Copper River Ry. [proof print]
583 — 108.2. Sheridan [view down small creek to Sheridan Glacier in distance. cf. .599]
584 — 108.6. Childs Glacier, Copper River Ry., Alaska [view from train across flat to glacier terminus, small shed and pile of construction materials in flat]
585 — 109.1. [swollen Copper River, mountains in distance]
586 — 109.2. Abercrombie cañon & Miles Glacier moraine [view down swollen Copper River, man standing along railroad tracks on bluff above at left]
587 — 109.3. Abercrombie cañon, Copper River Ry. [view down railroad tracks along river bank, Copper River at right]
588 — 110.3. Mile 101, Cop. Riv. Ry. [view across river to hanging glacier]
589 — 110.6. Wood cañon, Cop. Riv. Ry. [bird’s eye view down river canyon]
590 — 111.8. Indian camp, m. 126, Cop. Riv. Ry. [view from railroad tracks down river to point, possibly Eskilida camp]
591 — 111.11. Indian cradle, mile 126, Cop. Riv. Ry. [interior of home, with Ahtna Indian family, infant in basket suspended from ceiling. Cf. .824, .913]
592 — 114.1 [group of passengers walking on low railroad bridge over river, two men helping woman at front, train on bluff across river in distance, Copper River & Northwestern Railway]
593 — 115.4. [view down river in flood, glacier in distance at left. Cf. .594]
594 — 115.7. M. 72, Cop. Riv. Ry., flooded 3 mile, 3 ft. deep [view down river in flood, marker posts in water at left, driftwood piled at right]
595a — 116.10 [view across river to glacier terminus, shore at left]
595b — 116.10. Childs Glacier, Copper River Ry.
596 — 116.12. Childs Glacier, Copper River Ry. [man wearing suit and hat holding hand of young girl, both standing near trees on riverbank, glacier terminus in background. Cf. .825]
597 — 117.4. Piece breaking off Childs Glacier [view across river to glacier terminus, splash in water at left, low brush in foreground]
598 — 117.5 [view from grassy riverbank to Miles Glacier Bridge. Print cropped, with loss of caption]
599 — 117.8. Sheridan Glacier, Copper River Ry. [view down small creek to Sheridan Glacier in distance. cf. .583]
 600 — 117.9. Hotel Windsor, Cordova. Rooms 2.50, meals 0.50-0.75 [horses standing in street at right, fuel wood piled against building, man standing near doorway. Cf. .936-937]
601 — 117.10. Schoolhouse, Cordova [young girl standing near tree stump in foreground, school building behind trees in background]
602 — 117.11. Cordova [bird’s eye view of town seen through trees, woman standing in middle ground at right]
603 — 117.12 [bird’s eye view of Cordova seen through trees. Published in “First expedition to Mt. Blackburn” (1912) with caption: “Cordova Harbor in August”]
604 — 119.12. Crossing Kennicott Glacier, 1st day, 5:45 P.M. [men with pack dogs and pack horses crossing moraine. Proof print]
605a — [print of .605b]
605b — 120.4. Crossing the countless crevasses. Upper Kennicott Glacier, 3d day, 2:30 P.M. 2 long days of this to the base. 1st year [three men pushing loaded sled across crevasse, dog at left. Proof print]
606 — 120.8. Blackburn from 2d camp, on ice, 4th day, 5:30 A.M. [two people standing next to two small tents near moraine piles, possibly Dora in foreground. proof print]
607 — 120.12. Mt. Blackburn from 2nd camp, 3d day, 6:30 A.M. [view across crevasses. Proof print]
608 — 121.11. The pool in the glacier where we broke ½ in. of ice to wash for 6 days. D.K. 3d camp, 5th day, 9:45 A.M. [Dora kneeling at edge of meltwater pool, serac in background. Proof print]
609 — 121.12, panorama with 122.1. Mt. Blackburn from base camp, 6th day. Mt. Blackburn, 6 A.M. & Mt. Barrett washing in glacial pool, 6th day [view up glacier to mountains]
610 — 122.8-12. [panorama with two images, view down glacier, route indicated with black dots at right]
611 — [second half of panorama .610, two images across glacier, routes indicated with black dots. Cf. .872]
612 — [completed panorama, four images rephotographed. Copy print]
613 — 123.8 [two climbers on glacier below Mt. Blackburn, person in foreground carrying backpack with snowshoes, person at left standing with dogs]
614 — 124.6 [group of climbers stopped on rocky ridge below snow shelf, carrying backpacks, snowshoes, picks, and other gear]
615 — 124.9. Arrival at ridge camp, 9th day, 7 P.M. [view up from base of ridge to climber standing atop ridge. Cf. .835, .840]
616 — 126.12. Lecture of Apr. 18. Exploring an ice cave on Mt. Blackburn [roped-up climber smoking pipe, holding pick, standing in ice cave]
617a — [print of .617b]
617b — 127.8. Trying to find a way down McClellan Glacier root, 10th day, 5:30 P.M. [dog sitting next to pack in foreground, pole in snow in center, view down glacier to two climbers scouting ice. Proof print. Cf. .837]
618 — 128.8 [view across moraine to dogs pulling sled, four people helping pull]
619 — 128.11 [three climbers stopped on moraine, one carrying tripod. Original image blurry]
620 — 130.7. Wrangell Narrows [view down passage, with boat wake, steamship under way at right]
621 — 120.8. Dora Keen [scenic with ripples in water, mountains partially obscured by fog]
622 — 147.2. 4.21.12. Leaving Kennicott for glacier at left [three people and dogs waiting on railroad tracks, handcar loaded with supplies at left, mine buildings at right. Cf. .833]
623 — 149.2. Up onto Kennicott Glacier again, 3d day, 11:30 A.M. [climbers and dogs with loaded sleds at base of mountains, small pine tree at right]
624 — 149.7. Sunrise on Blackburn & Reynolds, 4:50 A. [view up glacier to mountains, melt water pool in foreground]
625a — Water! Nearing base camp, 5th day, 7:30 A.M. [person in foreground wearing snowshoes, testing ice with pole, climbers in distance leading dogs pulling loaded sleds up glacier]
625b — 150.8. Water! Nearing base camp, 5th day, 7:30 A.M. [proof print]
626 — 151.1. Last use for dogs. Arriving at base camp, 5th day, 10:50 A.M. [climbers on snowshoes and dogs pulling loaded sleds up glacier]
627a — Good camp site from slides [arrow] [three climbers wearing backpacks and holding picks reclining on snow in foreground, cornice above]
627b —d – 154.1. Resting on 70° slope, at 10,400 feet. 4.30.12, 7 A.M., 9th day [proof print. 3 copies]
628a — D.K. at 12,000 ft. [Dora wearing brimmed hat and climbing belt using pick to climb steep slope]
628b — 154.4. D.K. at 12,000 ft. 8:45 A.M., 9th day. Miss Dora Keen climbing Mt. Blackburn, Alaska. Subject of her lecture Sat. evg, Apr. 18, at Brooklyn Institute. [proof print. Has stamp of Dora Keen]
629a — Above the dangerous gulch. Eating. 12,200 ft. [group of climbers bent over snow at left, packs on snow, flag in snow at right]
629b — 154.7. Above the dangerous gulch. Eating. 4.30.12, 9:40 A.M. [proof print]
630 — 154.8. Melting water with candles, at 12,050 ft. [climbers stopped on snow, man at left sitting on snowshoes and holding spoon over flame, man in center sitting on pack holding small bowl, man at right standing next to man reclining on pile of supplies and holding bowl, clothing hanging on picks to dry]
631a — Ice wall that threatened gulch [climbers sitting on snow in foreground, snowshoes in snow next to man at left, tracks leading up slope to large ice wall in background. Cf. .816]
631b —c – 154.9. How can we get up? 12,050 ft. 4.30.12, [9?]:45 A.M. [proof print. 2 copies]
632 — 155.11. Preparing to dig igloos at 12,400 ft. 9th day [two climbers stopped on slope, poles, packs, and picks in snow. Cf. .818, .823]
633 — 156.11. Down to tents, bedding & stove after 3 days in snow caves above, during blizzard [five climbers standing in deep snow, snowshoes in snow, small tent at right]
634 — 162.4. Logan, 150 m. away, over Kennicott Glacier. 5.18.12, 6:30 P.M., from 15,000 ft. Note crevasses [bird’s eye view down glacier, regular pattern of cracks down center of glacier]
635 — 162.7. Looking towards Mt. St. Elias from 16,000 ft. 5.18.12, 7:45 P.M. [bird’s eye view across mountain range]
636 — 164.12. D.K. riding down gulch on top packs on snowshoe sled [Dora sitting on pack on steep slope, rope visible on snow. Photo number lightly erased on verso]
637a —b – 166.2. Riding down at 76° at 9200 ft. 5.22.12, Noon [climber, possibly Dora, sitting on pack on steep slope, second climber holding rope above. Proof print. 2 copies]
638 — 166.3. [two climbers standing in snow below steep slope and seracs, snowshoes stuck in snow upslope of climbers. Caption illegible. Proof print]
639a — A snow bedstead at 8700 ft. 5.20.12 [hole dug in snow for sleeping, bedding on snow, snowshoes propped at head]
639b —d – 167.8. A snow bedstead at 8700 ft. 5.20.12, 3 P.M. [proof print. 3 copies]
640 — 169.9. Kennicott Glacier moraine from above [bird’s eye view of valley and mountains opposite]
641 — 172.2. Starting for Russell Glacier, 6.12.12 [view across moraine and valley, man leading pack horses in middle ground]
642 — 172.12. Dr. Snyder and his tent [man standing next to small tent in wooded area, horses behind him, mountains in distance]
643 — 173.2. [arrow] Alaska-Yukon boundary station near [horses standing in low brush in flat, wooden marker in distance. Print cropped, with loss of caption]
644 — 173.3. Passing Alaska-Yukon boundary post 30 m. below head of White River, 6.14 [view across low brush in flat, horses standing at right near wooden marker. Print cropped, with loss of caption]
645 — 173.10. Horse fording White River [distant view of horse crossing river]
646 — 180.3. Leaving Dawson, 8.8.12 [view from ship of large crowd gathered on dock next to building]
647 — 180.4. Leaving Dawson, 8:15 P.M., 8.8.12 [view of waterfront from ship]
648 — 180.6. On the Yukon, wooding up [paddle steamer Whitehorse stopped along riverbank near fuel wood pile, men on plank between ship and bank]
649 — 180.7. A lumber raft on the Yukon [view from ship of two men moving logs down river]
650 — 180.9. How freight goes up & down Yukon [paddle steamer and barge under way]
651 — 180.12. Approaching Five Finger Rapids [scenic of river]
652 — 181.1. Five Finger Rapids, Yukon [scenic of river]
653a — 215.8 [tidewater glacier terminus and hanging glacier, iceberg in center foreground]
653b — 215.8. Harvard Gl. & Baltimore. 8.18.1[illegible] P.M. Clouds [illegible] [proof print]
654a — 215.9. Harvard, 1914 [glacier terminus]
 654b — 215.9. Harvard Glacier, ice fall. 8.8.14, 4:30 P.M., clouds, 9 & 1/50 [proof print]
655 — 215.10. Harvard [tidewater glacier terminus and hanging glacier]
656 — 215.11. Harvard, 1914 [glacier terminus]
657 — 219.7-12. Harvard, 1914 [panorama with six images looking up glacier]
658 — 220.2. Harvard Glacier with ice falling. Rain. 8.18.14, 5:30 P.M., 9 & 1/25. Ernemann [proof print]
659 — 220.5 [two men with small boat pulled onto beach covered with ice chunks, third man standing on beach, smoking pipe and writing notes]
660 — 220.11. Miss Keen on berg at camp. 8.20.14, 5 A.M., clear, 18 & ½ sec. From camp 1 – 5. Ernemann [Dora standing on ice chunk on beach. Proof print]
 661 — 221.3. Harvard, 1914 [view down fjord to glacier terminus, boat oar in foreground]
662 — 221.11, 12 [panorama with two images, view down shore to Harvard Glacier terminus, person sitting on rocky outcropping at left]
663 — 222.3 [view across icebergs to glacier terminus with seracs]
664 — 222.4 [view across fjord to opposite mountains, moraine with gravel and driftwood in foreground, glacier terminus at left]
665a — 222.8 [glacier terminus, splash in water at right]
665b — 222.8. Harvard Glacier from landing point. Ice falling. 8.20.14, 1:35 P.M., clear [proof print]
666a — 222.9 [glacier terminus]
666b — 222.9. An iceberg laden wave from ice falling off the front of this 100 ft. face of Harvard Glacier, a wave that made it hard for our 20 ft. dory which had just landed us here
667 — 222.10 [view through trees to glacier terminus, pine tree in foreground]
668 — 222.11 [bird’s eye view of glacier terminus. Original image blurry]
669 — 223.5. Geography. Right to left. Bryn Mawr, Vassar and Wellesley Glaciers, College Fjord, Alaska. They are the remnants of a great glacier which once filled the fjord, and were once tributary to the Harvard Glacier now 4 miles up the fjord (to the right) [bird’s eye view looking down fjord, small rowboat in water, gnarled pine tree at left. With stamp of Dora Keen. Cf. .16]
670 — 223.10. Yale Glacier from station, College Point. 2-2 ½ m. from man [distant view of glacier terminus, man standing in shallow water at left. Cf. .20]
671 — 223.12 [view looking down shore to Yale Glacier terminus, man seated on shore with rowboat at left. Cf. .25, .672]
672 — [panorama with two images, 223.12 and 236.1, of Yale Glacier terminus, man seated on shore with rowboat at left. Cf. .25]
673 — 224.1, 224.3, 224.2. Harvard, 1914 [panorama with three images of bird’s eye view of Harvard Glacier valley]
674 — 224.5. Martin Glacier from Harvard, 1914 [view across glacier valley]
675 — 224.8. Fjord from Camp 5, 9.5.14, 11 A.M., cloudy 11 & 1/25 [view looking down glacier, two men setting up small tent on rocky area next to glacier in foreground]
676 — 226.8, 226.7, 226.6. Harvard, 1914, 3,000 ft. [panorama with three images, two men at left standing on glacier looking up at glacier with crevasse in foreground, man standing in center leaning on walking staff with crevasse in foreground, two men standing at right with large crevasse at left]
677 — 226.11 [base camp on rocky slope, three men under tarp with stick poles, small tent in center background, two men holding pots over camp fire, one man looking through pack, glacier in distance. cf. .779, .1296]
678a — 226.12 [arrow] [view from grassy slope with wild flowers across glacier, person walking on glacier in distance]
678b — 23 [same as .678a]
679 — 227.8. Camp 4 & Mt. Gilbert. 9.1.14, 12:30 P.M., clear, 128 s & 1 sec [bird’s eye view of glacier valley, tents set up on rocky slope in foreground. Proof print. Cf. .776]
680 — 227.9, 227.10 [panorama with two images of bird’s eye view of glacier valley, man seated on rocky slope at left]
681 — 228.2 [view across glacier from rocky slope, man standing on slope at right]
682 — 228.3. Harvard, 1914 [view across rocky slope to glacier, man bending over rocks in foreground]
683 — 228.5. Crevasses to pass to get to Camp #5. 5.4.14 [bird’s eye view of glacier surface, two men on glacier in center foreground]
684 — 228.8. 24. 9.14.14, 5:30 A.M., clear, 128S 2 sec. 3 Kodak [view across glacier valley to valley glacier. Proof print]
685 — 229.2 [climber standing above large crevasse, looking down]
686 — 229.11. Soft snow, Harvard, 1914 [roped-up climber sunk to knees in snow near crevasses]
687 — 229a.1. Camp 5 [three men standing on edge of crevasse, climber in foreground wearing crampons, two men at left holding picks]
688 — 230.5 [enlargement, close-up of glacier surface]
689 — 230.7-11. Harvard Glacier from 5150 feet, 1600 feet above Camp 5. 9.6.14 [panorama with four images of glacier valley, climber standing on snowy slope at left, man crouched down in center foreground, view down glacier to fjord at right]
690 — 231.1 [Dora sitting in tent at base camp, holding instrument, possibly thermometer, instrument case at right]
691a — 231.10 [distant view of three climbers wearing snowshoes ascending slope around large crevasse]
691b — [enlargement of .691a]
692 — 232.7. Crevasses on Brunonian Glacier. Soft snow, 2 men down, 1 in [blizzard?], 1914. 9.12.14 [climber in center foreground sitting on snow, holding rope, photographer with tripod in center distance, small crevasse at left. Has neg, described as “photographing Harvard Glacier, main axis, Mr. Tucker, snowing, 2 P.M.”]
693 — 233.5. Where to now? 9.13.14 [view across glacier to valley glacier, climber in foreground negotiating crevasses. H.L. Tucker. Cf. .888]
694 — 233.6. 9.13.14 [two climbers negotiating crevasses, Dora at left. Published in “First exploration of the Harvard Glacier, Alaska” (1915) with caption: “On a narrow ice bridge between deep crevasses, exploring the Harvard Glacier. Note the heavy packs. Miss Keen in the rear”]
695 — 234.1. End of Lowell Glacier. Traveling on moraine. 9.14.14 [view up glacier valley, climber standing at left]
696 — 234.2. Back to tidewater, Harvard, 1914 [view down rocky shore to glacier terminus, hanging glacier at left, man standing on shore at right]
697a — 234.10 [Dora and George on iceberg. Cf. .12]
697b — 234.10. A cold proposition. © Dora Keen [with stamp of Dora Keen]
698a — 235.6. Letting the detachable motor do the work. Harvard Glacier in distance. Mr. G.W. Handy (left) and G.A. Rabehl [two men seated in boat, George wearing cardigan sweater and hat and holding tiller]
698b — 235.6
699 — 236.2 [close-up of Yale Glacier terminus, oarlock in foreground. Cf. .27]
700 — 236.3 [Yale Glacier terminus, man seated in boat in foreground. Cf. .28]
701 — 236.4 [Yale Glacier terminus. Cf. .29]
702a — 236.6 [Yale Glacier terminus. Cf. .31]
702b — Yale Glacier, College Fjord, Alaska
703 — 236.3, 236.6 [panorama with three images of Yale Glacier terminus, man seated in boat in foreground]
704 — 236.7. Yale Glacier. 9.17.14, 1:45 P.M., clear, 9S & 1/100. From Q, close to Yale Glacier, boat [glacier terminus, stern of boat in foreground. Cf. .32]
705 — 237.8 [Smith Glacier terminus. Cf. .44]
706 — 237.10 [view down shoreline to Vassar and Bryn Mawr Glaciers, small pine tree and low brush in foreground. Cf. .47]
707 — 237.11. Smith Glacier, College Fjord, Alaska. Harvard in distance [distant view down College Fjord, pine trees in foreground. With stamp of Dora Keen. Cf. .48]
708 — 239.9 [pushing through icebergs from Bryn Mawr Glacier, man in bow of boat in foreground. Cf. .58]
709 — 242.2. Geography. Mt. Muir, Harriman Fjord, with Baker and 2 small glaciers. Comparison with pictures and maps of previous observers proves that Baker Glacier has advanced 1000 ft. in 4 years, and Penniman Glacier (adjoining it) almost as much [view across fjord, small rowboat in water at center, tops of pine trees in foreground. With stamp of Dora Keen. Cf. .91]
710 — 247.3. A rubber bath tub, used by Alaska prospectors in a cabin far in the wilds, for laundry as well as [three men seated in log cabin, man in center smoking pipe and leaning over, man at right wearing bib overalls and cleaning duck, man in center reading newspaper possibly George, Towle’s Log Cabin Syrup on table at left, ladder in background, gear hanging on walls. Caption lightly erased. Print cropped with loss of caption]
711 — 255.8 [cemetery along shore of lake or river, spirit houses and Russian Orthodox crosses at left, rowboat at anchor at right]
712 — 255.9 [view across water to cemetery with spirit houses and Russian Orthodox crosses, brush and wild flowers in foreground]
713 — 256.2 [scenic of sound, with boat wake. Cf. .1082]
714 — 312.11. Starting from no. fork, Toland cabin for No. Fork Mt., White River, Alaska. 8.2.16 [rider on white horse in front of log cabin in wooded area, other horses saddled, rider possibly Dora. Proof print]
715 — 319.2 [close-up view of glacier terminus from gravel beach in foreground]
716 — 319.3 [similar to .715]
717 — 319.9B [view from beach with driftwood across river to glacier terminus, barge in water at right]
718 — 319.10B [similar to .717]
719 — 319.12B [view across water to glacier terminus, steel bridge beams in foreground, Childs Glacier?]
720 — 320.2-3 [small format panoramic photograph, view from gravel beach to glacier terminus, brush in foreground at left, Childs Glacier?]
721 — 320.10-11 [small format panoramic photograph, bird’s eye view of river valley, glacier terminus in distance, three small tents on beach in foreground, gravel bars in river, Miles Glacier?]
722 — 321.8-9. Childs Gl. From D [small format panoramic photograph, steel bridge beams in foreground]
723 — 324.1-2 [small format panoramic photograph, glacial moraine]
724 — 324.3-4 [small format panoramic photograph, glacial moraine]
725a — 324.5-6 [small format panoramic photograph, town or camp along railroad tracks, probably Copper River & Northwestern Railway. In 2018, location identified by residents as Blackburn]
725b — [same as .725a]
726 — 325.5. To mark the spot. 7.8.16, McCarthy, Alaska [tree stumped carved with heart and cross for Keen-Handy wedding. Proof print]
727 — [closer view of tree stump]
728 — [George carving tree stump “pulpit” while preacher leafs through Bible]
729 — [wedding portrait of George and Dora, couple standing in clearing in woods, Dora holding bouquet, George wearing leather arm protectors]
730 — [wedding portrait of George and Dora, couple standing arm-in-arm, George’s hat on ground]
731 — [wedding portrait of George and Dora, couple holding hands. Original image blurry]
732 — [wedding portrait of George and Dora, couple holding hands. Closer view of .731. Vertical]
733 — [wedding portrait of George and Dora, couple holding hands. Horizontal]
734 — [group portrait of wedding party, with preacher, George and Dora, unidentified man at right]
735 — 326.8. Nizina Lake ice, Alaska. 7.18.16 [view down river valley, ice chunks on beach in foreground. Proof print]
736 — 327.1. Bonanza, Alaska. 8.12.16 [bird’s eye view of town with log buildings and tents, creek at left. Proof print]
737 — 329.12. Chisana jail, Alaska. 8.13.16 [two log cabins in wooded area with tree stumps. Proof print]
 738 — 330a.7-8. Russell Glacier, Alaska. 8.23.16 [small format panoramic photograph, bird’s eye view of glacier valley, man with dog and horse on glacier in distance. Proof print]
739 — 331.7. Nutzotin Mts. from near Powell Creek, Alaska. 8.16.16 [three pack horses in field, man seated at left, mountains in distance. Proof print]
740 — 332.2. Russell Glacier, Alaska. White River. 8.22.16 [view across dry riverbed, men with pack horses in background at right, mountains in distance. Proof print]
741 — 332.3. Jas. Petersen & Blondy at Russell Glacier, White River, Alaska. 8.22.16 [man wearing long coat, hip waders, and gloves and smoking pipe standing in dry riverbed with dog. Proof print]
742 — 332.4. White River from Russell Glacier, Alaska. Scolai Pass. 8.22.16 [view down glacial moraine through Skolai Pass, river in distance. Proof print]
743 — 332.7. White River from Russell Glacier, Alaska. 8.22. 16 [man with pack horses on glacial moraine in foreground, river in distance. Proof print]
744 — 332.8. Russell Glacier, Alaska. 8.22.16 [view up glacial moraine, men with pack horses in foreground. Proof print]
745 — 333.1. A sheep in Scolai Basin. 8.23.16 [two men standing on steep slope with Dall sheep carcass, horses in background, light snow and rocks on slope. Proof print]
746 — 333.5. Crossing Frederika Creek, Alaska. 8.24.16 [view across riverbed to men and pack horses. Proof print]
747 — 333.10. Fred Reynolds on Nizina River. Mushing to Dawson. 8.25.16 [man carrying backpack and rifle standing with pack dogs in riverbed, second person at far left. Original image blurry. Proof print]
748 — 333.12. A Nizina River channel when [warm?] [man with horses in small creek in broad riverbed in valley. Proof print]
749 — 334.1. Crossing the Nizina. 8.25.10 [man on horseback fording broad river. Proof print]
750 — 334.4. Looking up the Nizina River from Janney’s Roadhouse. 8.25.16 [view up river from log roadhouse at right, man seated next to building, two pack horses browsing]
751 — 334.4. Janney’s Roadhouse, on Nizina River, Alaska. 8.25.16 [log cabin or walled tent, showing interior with fireplace and bed frames, canvas almost completely torn off roof. Proof print]
752 — 334.5. Kame terrace bet. Chitistone & [view across riverbed to rock formation, line of pine trees at base of mountain. Proof print]
753 — 335.8. Barrett’s Jack, Dan Creek [man standing in river valley, holding meat up for dog. Proof print]
754 — 336.1. Spruce killed by snow slide, on Chitistone, Alaska. 9.2.16 [pine trees along scree slope. Proof print]
755 — 336.4. Toby Creek, Chitistone tributary, Alaska. 9.2.16 [scenic of gravel riverbed. Proof print]
756 — 336.5. Looking down Chitistone Valley from camp beyond Toby Creek. 9.3.16 [scenic, with sparse pine trees in foreground. Proof print]
757 — 337.6. Camp on Chitistone. 9.7.16 [view across riverbed to small tents in wooded area. Proof print]
758 — 338.3. 1st glacier on Glacier Creek. 9.8.16 [view down riverbed to glacier terminus. Proof print]
759 — 338.4. Looking up Glacier Creek, tributary of Chitistone. 9.8.16 [view up riverbed, man with horses in background, snow-covered mountains in distance. Proof print]
760 — 338.5. Ericson Glacier from his tent, Alaska. 9.9.16 [man loading pack horse on rocky ground, gnarled pine tree at right, glacier in background. Proof print]
761 — 338.7. Glacier Creek from Ericson Glacier, Chitistone R., Alaska. 9.9.16 [view down glacial moraine to river valley, pack horse at right, man with pack horse in background at left. Proof print]
762 — 340.1. Childs Glacier, Alaska. 9.24.16 [view, possibly from train tracks, past building in foreground, across river to glacier terminus in background at left. Original image blurry. Proof print]
763 — 340.2. Cordova, Alaska. 9.28.16 [bird’s eye view of harbor from hill, building at left, rooftops below. Proof print]
764 — 340.3. Cordova harbor, Alaska [view down shore to docks in distance, with warehouses, steamships at dock. Proof print]
765 — 340.12. Juneau, Alaska. 9.30.16 [street scene with dog at right, horse-drawn carriage at left, automobile in distance, utility poles and signs for businesses including Sullivan Machinery Co. Proof print]
766 — 342.3. Juneau hospital, Alaska. 9.30.16 [view uphill from docks, three people on dock at left. Proof print]
767 — 342.5. Juneau, Alaska. 9.30.16 [waterfront as seen from water, A-J Mine at right. Proof print]
768 — 550 [view from water of two climbers on rocky slope, icebergs in foreground, low brush above, near Harvard Glacier?]
769 — 551 [bird’s eye view of glacier terminus and hanging glacier, brush in foreground, probably Harvard Glacier]
770 — 552 [close-up of man holding berries in his hand, standing amid berry bushes. Has neg]
771 — 555 [bird’s eye view of glacier valley showing crevasses, brush on slope at right, probably Harvard Glacier. has neg]
772 — 556 [view across glacier to valley glacier and nunatak, showing crevasses, probably Harvard Glacier. has neg]
773 — 557 [view across glacier to valley glaciers and nunataks, probably Harvard Glacier]
774 — 563 [three climbers on crevasses, man at left smoking pipe, man at top testing ice with pick. has neg. cf. .794, .1302]
775 — 566 [three climbers in tent at base camp, Dora at right holding camera, George at left holding box of flat bread, man in center stirring pot, possibly G.A. Rabehl. has neg. cf. .792]
776 — 567. 36. 3A Kodak [bird’s eye view of glacier valley, two climbers standing next to tents set up on rocky slope at right, probably Camp 4, Harvard Glacier. Proof print. has neg. Cf. .679]
777a — 568 [view across glacier to snow-covered mountain, Mount Gilbert Lewis? has neg]
777b — 568
778a — 569 [distant view of three climbers on snowshoes roped up for ascent up glacier, probably Dora in center, Harvard Glacier. With stamp of Dora Keen. has neg]
778b — 569
779 — 594 [base camp in rocky area, three men under tarp with stick poles. has neg. cf. .677]
780a — T4 [bird’s eye view of glacier terminus, gravel bar with trees in middle ground]
780b — T4. 3A Kodak [Proof print]
781 — T5 [view down fjord, large iceberg at left]
782a — T6 [bird’s eye view of glacier terminus and hanging glacier, brush in foreground]
782b — [same as .782a]
783a — T7 [distant view of glacier terminus with several tributary glaciers
783b — T7. 3A Kodak [Proof print]
784 — T8 [person standing on large iceberg, possibly Dora]
785 — T9 [glacier terminus]
786 — T11 [bird’s eye view of glacier terminus and hanging glacier from shore or moraine in foreground]
787 — T15 [base camp on beach, grassy flat in background, brush at right, two men near small tents, probably G.A. Rabehl left and George right, laundry hanging on clothesline. has neg]
788 — T16 [view down fjord with icebergs and several tidewater glaciers, probably College Fjord]
789a — T17. Smith Glacier, Alaska, College Fjord [view across fjord, boat Babe out of Port Liscum on beach in foreground]
789b — T17
790a — T19 [view across glacier to snow-covered mountain, probably Harvard Glacier. has neg]
790b — T19
791a — T20. 3A Kodak [view across glacier to snow-covered mountain, pack and pole in snow in foreground, probably Harvard Glacier. has neg. cf. .795-796]
791b — T20 [with stamp of Dora Keen]
791c — T20. 571
792 — T21 [three climbers in tent at base camp, George at left holding cup and spoon; man in center smoking pipe and serving up food with box of flat bread on knees, possibly H.L. Tucker; man at right holding cup and spoon, possibly G.A. Rabehl. has neg. cf. .775]
793 — T22 [two small tents and tarp set up on rocky slope below overhanging rock with striations, possibly Dora underneath tarp. has neg]
794 — T26 [three climbers on crevasses, all holding picks, man at right smoking pipe. With stamp of Dora Keen. has neg. cf. .774]
795 — T30 [view across glacier, pack and pole in snow in foreground, probably Harvard Glacier. has neg. cf. .791]
796 — T32 [view down glacier, pack and pole in snow in foreground, probably Harvard Glacier. has neg] [Unnumbered prints] [United States: Alaska] [1908-1910]
797 — 1908 [five-dog team pulling sled stopped on winter trail, pine trees at left, mountains in distance]
798 — Handy M. Co., 1908 [photographic postcard. Monitor at hydraulic mining operation, man bending over in foreground at right, log cabins in background at left, Handy Mining Co. Cf. .579]
799 — Handy M. Co., 1908 [photographic postcard. Monitor at hydraulic mining operation, picks and pans on ground in foreground at right]
800 — Handy M. Co., 1908 [photographic postcard. Hydraulic mining operation, idle monitor in foreground, man panning at left, three men standing next to wide sluice box in background]
801 — Hubbard Glacier, 1909, fr. Osier Island [view from gravel beach to glacier terminus]
802 — Harvard Glacier in 1910 (July 22) from Photo Sta. N. There is an earlier photograph from this point by the Harriman Expedition and a later one by Miss Keen [glacier terminus, icebergs in water]
803 — B. Mt. Logan [arrow], Chitina Glacier. Chitina River, 1910 [view up river to glacier terminus in distance, route indicated with black dots at left. Print damaged along one edge]
804 — 81. Copper R., 1910 [bird’s eye view of Copper River valley, glacial moraine in foreground, mountains in distance]
805 — 82. Copper [bird’s eye view of glacial moraine on Copper River]
806 — Midway, 1910, White River [white and Athapascan men outside log cabin or roadhouse, several dog teams in harness]
807 — Nateshead, 1910 [snow-covered peak in mountain range, Mount Natazhat?]
808 — Russell Glacier from head of Skolai Creek, 1910. 342, Moffitt [bird’s eye view across wide riverbed to glacier terminus. A.H. Brooks photographer?]
809 — La Perouse Glacier and disturbed forest. A.H. Brooks. 334, Gilbert [glacial moraine, with pine trees at left]
810 — Spruce forest near Sitka. A.H. Brooks. 375, Gilbert [man walking in wooded area, carrying ax]
811 — Nizina River opposite mouth of Chitistone River. 339, Moffitt [view across wide riverbed with driftwood, striated cliffs opposite. A.H. Brooks photographer?]
812 — Fairweather from sea. A.H. Brooks. 465, Gilbert [view across water to mountains]
813 — Mt. St. Elias from border of Malaspina Glacier. A.H. Brooks. 515, Russell [view up glacier to mountain peak] [1911-1912]
814 — Blackburn from above Kennicott. 30 [bird’s eye view looking through trees to river valley, mountain in distance]
815 — Crossing crevasses on gee poles, 8th day. 7 [roped-up climber on all fours on poles, large crevasse at right, pole in snow at left. Keen’s Mt. Blackburn attempt 1911 or 1912. Cf. .630 et seq.]
816 — Our trail to crevice camp at 8700’, 5.14.12. Where crevasses opened nearly under us. 8 [view up steep slope]
817 — Hunting a way around to top of ice cliffs at right, 12,000 ft. 9th day. 2 men [arrow]. 13 [view up steep slope, two climbers in far distance at left]
818a — Inside 12,400 ft. igloo. Snow burnt German. 15 [George in snow cave. Cf. .632]
818b — Inside the igloo [same as .818a]
819 — Quitters! Leaving us at 8700’ on 13th day. 17 [bird’s eye view of four climbers in far distance, retreating down glacier]
820 — Letting himself down into a 200 ft. crevasse to catch water from icicles. 20 [roped-up climber in crevasse, pan on snow at right]
821 — Soft snow for the “buggy” nearing top of gulch, at 12,100 ft. 23 [climber in knee-deep snow pulling heavily loaded sled down slope]
822 — Blackburn above clouds. Nearing last camp, 5.23.12, 5 A.M. 29 [view looking up to mountain, nunatak at right, climber harnessed to sled at left]
823 — Crevice camp igloo after a week’s absence, roof melted. 30 [looking into snow cave, with pots, pans, and other supplies]
824 — Indian cache, copied by whites throughout Alaska. Tin on posts keeps out mice & porcupines. Copper River Ry. [Athapascan log cache in summer. cf. .590-591]
825 — [man wearing suit and hat standing near trees on riverbank, Childs Glacier terminus in background. Cf. .596]
826 — Miles Glacier, 100 m. long at least. Copper River Ry. At left is its moraine overgrown with alders [view across river to glacier terminus]
827a — From moving train, ice 2 or 3 miles away [view across river to glacier terminus]
827b — [same as .827a]
828 — [view across river to glacier terminus]
829 — [similar to .828]
830 — Forested glacier from a moving train [view across water to glacial moraine]
831 — Childs Gl. From A [small format panoramic photograph of glacier terminus, brush in foreground]
832 — Childs Glacier [view from gravel beach to glacier terminus]
833 — [three people with luggage and supplies waiting on railroad platform, Kennicott Mine buildings in background, Dora standing at left. Cf. .622]
834 — [bird’s eye view of Kennicott Mine. With stamp of Dora Keen]
835 — 9 th day, 4 P.M. Looking down from the ridge, up which we were now toiling, onto the glacier that had balked us that morning, at about [circle]. Cracks 25 ft. inside that had kept us from gaining the ridge direct. 16 [bird’s eye view of glacier with crevasses, Mount Blackburn expedition, 1911?]
836 — 9 th day, 7 P.M. Crumbling rocks, ice slides & heavy packs on this ridge all afternoon, & now to sleep on these rocks, no room for my tent, & 2 men’s bedding left behind an hr. back to lighten loads. And after all to be driven down by storm next morning! 17 [view along rocky ridge to climber standing at edge of snow line, second climber coming back down with three dogs]
837 — 10 th day, 10:20 A.M. Descending Keen Ridge (4 men at left) because of snow, changed wind for 3-day storm & provisions nearly gone. Kennicott Glacier in perspective, down which we must return, & below McClellan Glacier, on which we had failed to get up. 18 [bird’s eye view of four climbers on steep rocky slope below snow line, glacier valley in distance]
838a — 10 th day, 5:15 P.M. Down off ridge and back on foot of McClellan Glacier. A 12 ft. crevasse & Kennicott Glacier seen through it. 19 [large crevasse in foreground, glacier valley in distance]
838b — [same as .838a]
839 — Getting sled around innumerable crevasses on Kennicott Glacier, on way home. Leader ahead sounding [three climbers pushing loaded sled past crevasse on left, fourth climber in distance]
840a —b – [three men wearing heavy packs standing on moraine, fourth man standing at left next to overturned sled with two pack dogs. 2 copies]
841 — [view up rocky ridge to climber standing atop ridge. Cf. .615]
842 — Raining [three-dog team pulling sled, three climbers pushing, crossing crevasses, probably Kennicott Glacier. Cf. “First expedition to Mt. Blackburn” (1912)]
843 — [distant view of three-dog team pulling sled on glacier, three climbers pushing, fourth climber out front testing ice, valley glacier in distance]
844a —b – [bird’s eye view of climbers descending ridge, two men at left, one climber further down ridge, dogs waiting at right, glacier valley below]
845 — [large crevasse on glacier]
846a —b – [large crevasse on glacier, glacier valley below]
847 — 3-2. Steepened slope and hanging cirques, Valdez, June 21, 1911. Tarr [view across falts to town buildings, mountains in distance]
848 — [view across water to glacier terminus. Proof print]
849 — [similar to .848. Proof print]
850 — [similar to .848. Proof print]
851 — [view across water to glacier terminus, driftwood in foreground]
852 — Scolai, 1912 [bird’s eye view of pack train on trail through Skolai Pass. Cf. .855]
853 — Russell, 1912 [Russell Glacier moraine in foreground, possibly White River in distance]
854 — Mouth of White River, 1912 [view across water to bluff, pine trees along opposite bank]
855 — Scolai Pass, 1912. Panorama #1. Riggs [pack train on trail through Skolai Pass. Portion of caption lightly erased]
856 — Chisana, 1912 [small white tent set up on glacier in foreground, man reclining on blanket on ice]
857 — White River cañon, Y.T, 1912 [four men leading dog teams pulling sleds on frozen river through canyon, last musher possibly Athapascan wearing dentalium necklace and hat, Alaska- Canada Boundary Survey?]
858 — White River, 1912 [distant view of two men on horseback leading pack train across river]
859 — Joe Slaggart, White River, Y.T. Cannon City [two men smoking pipes seated near large boulder in wooded area]
860 — In big bend of Beaver, 1912 [pack train passing small alpine lake]
861 — [climbers resting on glacier, with pack dogs, supplies on ice, Dora seated on ice at right. Original image blurry] [1913-1914]
862 — Chitistone, 1913 [bird’s eye view of river canyon]
863 — Nizina, 1913 [bird’s eye view of river valley]
864 — White River, 1913 [three men on foot and two men on horseback leading pack train over frozen river, open water in foreground]
865 — White, 1913 [men erecting tents in snowy riverbed, pine trees and low brush in background, mountains in distance, White River]
866 — White River, 1913 [view across broad river to outlet, pine trees on opposite bank]
867 — Cannon City, Y.T. [bird’s eye view of settlement along river, probably Canyon City on White River, 10 miles east of Alaska-Yukon border]
868 — Tents, Baldwin’s Camp [arrow]. Baldwin, shoulder St. Elias, 1913. Eaton [distant view of tents set up on side of mountain at right, probably Asa C. Baldwin on boundary survey]
869 — Mt. St. Elias, Mt. Huxley, photo from A. Point 1 on this photo is Baldwin’s last camp and the point where the 141 crossed the ridge. From this point the line goes to the summit of Mt. St. Elias. The black circle on the small peak on the north side of St. Elias is the peak shown on the left foreground of Duke de Abruzzi’s panorama to northward from St. Elias. They probably ascended via the black rocks shown just beyond [aerial view of mountains]
870 — Our trail. A view of the lake shown along the trail at terminal moraine of Logan Glacier. One may go across this lake on ice until May 10-20. Eaton [bird’s eye view of lake]
871 — [view across glacier to mountain peaks]
872 — [bird’s eye view of glacier and mountain peaks, route indicated with black dots at left, possibly Mount Blackburn. Cf. .611]
873 — [snow chute in mountains. Print cropped]
874 — [view across valley to Mount Blackburn]
875 — [view along mountains flanking glacier, Harvard Glacier?]
876 — Chitistone Divide [man standing next to overturned sled near rock outcropping, route indicated with pencil line at right]
877 — Chitistone Divide, G.W. Hardy’s horses [three men posed with two horses in pass. Poor quality print]
878 — Chitistone Divide [pack train traveling through pass. Poor quality print]
879 — Chisana Flat [corduroy road in wooded area. Poor quality print]
880 — Nizina Mts., Chisana Stampede, Chisana Glacier [dog team pulling loaded sled at base of mountain. Poor quality print]
881 — Solo Creek Flats, Alaska [man on horseback and pack horse in valley. Poor quality print]
882 — Solo Flats [pack train on trail in valley. Poor quality print]
883 — Indian grave, White River [Athapascan grave marker in wooded area. Poor quality print]
884 — [camp site in wooded area, with small tent, man reclining on ground at right. Poor quality print]
885 — [two hunters with caribou carcass in flat. Poor quality print]
886 — [camp site in snow, with tents, dog lying in snow at left. Poor quality print]
887 — Ketchikan [waterfront as seen from water. Poor quality print]
888 — Harvard Glacier, 1914. Tucker on Harvard Glacier, Alaska, 1914 [view across glacier to valley glacier, climber in foreground negotiating crevasses. Enlargement of .693. With stamp of Dora Keen]
889 — Harriman Fjord, Prince Wm. Sound, Alaska, 1914. K. 4526 [view down Columbia Glacier moraine to fjord, pine trees and ice chunk at right. Same as .184]
890 — Harriman Fjord, Prince Wm. Sound, Alaska, 1914. Miss DK. 4534 [view across fjord to glacier termini. Portion of caption lightly erased]
891 — Harriman Fjord, Prince Wm. Sound, Alaska, 1914. Miss DK. 4534 [view across fjord to birds on iceberg, glacier terminus at right]
892 — 94. Copper, 1914 [view across glacier surface to mountains in distance]
893 — Soldier from Ft. Liscum getting ice from Shoup Glacier, 1914 [distant view of rowboat pulled up to moraine, man part way up moraine, seracs overhead]
894 — Mt. Blackburn, Aug. or Sept. 1914. Sewell [log bridge over creek in foreground, mountains in distance]
895 — Mt. Blackburn & Kuskulana Glaciers, Alaska, Aug. or Sept. 1914. Rob. Sewell, Oyster Bay, L.I., N.Y. [view across wooded flat to glacier moraine, mountains in distance. Robert Van Vorst Sewell, photographer?]
896 — A10. Alagogshuk Creek swamp, 1 ½ m. wide. 7/12/25 [view across Alagogshak Creek flats to mountains, Katmai] [Undated]
897 — [man and horse near creek, glacier in background at left, mountains in distance]
898 — [two men standing with horses in snowstorm, man at right smoking pipe, lake in background]
899 — [bird’s eye view of glacier valley]
900 — [small format panoramic photograph of camp or settlement, with log cabins, walled tents, pine trees, low hill at left, mountains in distance]
901 — [small format panoramic photograph of pack train in flat, with two pine trees]
902a —b – [Dora standing in fireweed in wooded area, carrying camera case and walking staff. 2 copies]
903 — Hunting in Alaska means fording icy streams, bogs, alders & fallen logs to butt one’s way through [Dora being carried piggy-back across stream in wooded area by man holding rifle]
904 — [person wearing parka and snowshoes with back to camera, small wooden sign in background at right. Identified as Dora by seller]
905a —c – [bird’s eye view of town along railroad, tracks in foreground, water tank and railroad station at left, with wood-sided buildings, walled tents and log cabins, Chitina? 3 copies]
906 — [two men in fish scow at dock, Cordova?]
907 — [street scene, with pedestrians on boardwalk past businesses, women with parasols passing sign for “Cleaning and Pressing,” utility poles at right, mountains in distance]
908 — [bird’s eye view of street scene with church at right, bell tower at left, utility poles lining street, Worthington Glacier in distance, Valdez]
909 — [small boat harbor in unidentified town, building on bluff above at right]
910 — [view down railroad tracks to snow-covered mountains, Copper River & Northwestern Railway. With stamp of Dora Keen. Cf. A.O. Quinn’s Iron Rails to Alaskan Copper (1995), p.115]
911a —b – [bird’s eye view of railroad tracks curving around bluff, wooden fence atop bluff in foreground, looking across water to mountain marked with arrow, possibly Copper River & Northwestern Railway. 2 copies]
912 — [view down railroad tracks, pine trees along river at left, rock wall at right, snow- covered mountains ahead, Copper River & Northwestern Railway. With stamp of Dora Keen. Cf. A.O. Quinn’s Iron Rails to Alaskan Copper (1995), p.136]
913 — [Athapascan men and women on beach, tent at left, man cutting wood in foreground, log cabin in background at right, two skillets on stacked boxes at right]
914 — [salmon spawning in gravel stream]
915 — [bird’s eye view in winter, two walled tents at left, small lake or inlet below, river mouth in distance]
916 — [similar to .915]
917 — [bird’s eye view from snowy ridge to sound or fjord below, mountains in distance]
918 — [scenic with pine trees, snow-covered mountain. Poor quality print]
919 — [scenic with snow-dusted mountain, woman standing in foreground. Poor quality print]
920 — [pack train arriving at camp or roadhouse, log cabin in center background, log pen at right, possibly Dora on horseback at left, with George standing holding reins of horse in center, wedding day 1916? Cf. .729 et seq.]
921 — [Dora on horseback at camp or settlement, man holding reins of horse in center, buildings under construction in background]
922 — [five men standing outside log cabin in wooded area. Poor quality print]
923 — [two men seated inside log cabin, one man with mustache holding The Railroad Man’s Magazine, with stove, gold pan and rifle hanging on wall. Poor quality print]
924 — [two men seated inside log cabin, same cabin as in .923, one of the same men]
925 — [three men standing next to log cabin in wooded area, log outbuilding at right, snow on pine trees, mountains in distance]
926 — [similar to .925]
927 — [four men with dog standing outside log cabin in wooded area in winter]
 928a —b – [two men standing outside log cabin in winter, one man holding rifle, one man holding hatchet, rifle propped against wall, icicles hanging from eave. 2 copies]
929 — [man seated on tree stump next to cabin in winter, holding hatchet, wearing canvas parka with fur trim and fur hat with ear flaps]
930 — [man standing in mine entrance in wooded area, shovels and picks propped against earthen walls]
931 — [two men standing in same mine entrance as in .930]
932 — [similar to .931]
933 — [similar to .931]
934 — [two men seated next to small walled tent in wooded area, same men as in log cabin images .923 and .929, both men wearing canvas parkas with fur trim, man at right with mustache]
935 — [two people seated next to tent in wooded area, with hand-lettered signs “God Bless Our Home” and “Al[?].” Alaganik? Poor quality print]
936 — [five men posed outside Hotel Windsor in Cordova. Poor quality print. Cf. .600]
937 — [similar to .936]
938 — [men and women seated and standing on porch around building, chairs on porch, probably hotel, unidentified location]
939 — [room interior, man seated at desk, papers and hurricane lamps on desk, clock and photos hanging on wall, with wallpaper]
940 — [bird’s eye view of unidentified village or settlement on lake or inlet on tundra. Poor quality print]
941 — View north from Mt. Tebenkof, Mt. Hendrickson foreground, Disenchantment Bay over ridge from Mt. Tebenkof. Riggs. 8003 [bird’s eye view of mountains]
942 — Mt. St. Elias in background, Mt. Unana in foreground, head of Disenchantment Bay, photo from Black Tip, Pan. #1. Riggs. 7973 [bird’s eye view of mountains]
943 — Mt. St. Elias left background, from Mt. Hendrickson. Riggs. M. 12-06 [bird’s eye view of mountains]
944 — Mt. St. Elias in center background, panorama #1 from Mt. Tebenkof. Riggs. M. 26-06, 8008 [bird’s eye view of mountains]
945 — Pano #2, Mt. Tebenkof. Riggs. M. 18-06, 8000 [bird’s eye view of mountains]
946 — Wrangell Mt., [circle] Mt. Logan. Riggs [bird’s eye view of mountains]
947 — St. Elias Range [bird’s eye view of mountains]
948 — [similar to .947]
949 — From Maj. Gen. Greeley, credit to Geol. Survey. 559, Prof. Israel Russell [scenic of heavily wooded area with pine trees, moss, ferns]
950 — Looking southeast across the debris covered eastern end of Russell Glacier in Skolai Pass, and St. Elias Range east of Mt. Natazhat. 335 [bird’s eye view of glacial moraine, snow- capped mountains in distance]
951 — Tarr [view across glacial moraine to rock formation]
952 — Columbia Glacier ending in the sea. No. 149, Lawrence Martin [view from rocky shore to glacier terminus, pine trees at left]
953 — A winter outing in Alaska. 3A396, LHP [photographic postcard. Dog team on winter trail, two women and child in sled basket, musher on runners, photographer’s shadow in foreground]
954 — Lavoy [panorama with four photographic postcard images, bird’s eye view of glacier terminus, Columbia Glacier?] [Photo print maps]
955 — 3. (Enlarge) Alaska is 1/5 the size of the U.S., but has only 65,000 pop., because its vast resources cannot well be developed until railways are built, and this is too costly for private capital [map of Alaska with passenger ship route, cable and wireless stations, inset of United States. With stamp of Dora Keen]
956 — From Greeley’s Handbook of Alaska. 1. (Enlarge) Proposed gov’t. ry. routes. Note limit of winter ice, showing ice free harbors only where mountains and glaciers bar the way to the Yukon Valley. Valdez is seen at the head of the Gulf of Alaska. The two existing railways run from Cordova (for 196 m.) and Seward (for 72 m.) [map of Alaska with inset of Aleutian Islands]
957 — 4 [Relief map of Central Alaska (1910). With stamp of Dora Keen]
958 — [map of upper Gulf of Alaska region from Latouche and Columbia Glacier on west to Yakutat and Kluane Lake on east]
959 — 2. (Enlarge) Prince Wm. Sound. College Fjord & Harriman Fjord are at the head of Port Wells (left, top). Valdez & glacier e. of top centre. Columbia Glacier w. of Valdez. The glaciers once filled the sound [Map of Prince William Sound, Alaska (1913). With stamp of Dora Keen]
960 — [map of Columbia Glacier, Prince William Sound, Alaska (1910)]
961 — [map of Glaciers in College Fiord, Prince William Sound, Alaska (1910). With stamp of Dora Keen]
962 — Note especially the heavy 1914 line of the Barry Glacier and former tributaries and progressive recession shown by lines of previous years. Letters show the photographic stations of Grant and Page whose map it is. (Enlarge if possible) [Map of Harriman Fiord, Port Wells (1909)]
963 — [map with Copper River on west and Kennicott Glacier on east] [Unnumbered prints] [United States: Dora and George]
 964a — Photo by E.F. Foley, N.Y. Who explored and mapped the unexplored sources of the Harvard Glacier in the Chugach Mountains, above College Fjord, Prince William Sound, Alaska, in 1914. In May 1912 Miss Keen made the first ascent of Mt. Blackburn, in the Wrangell Mts., Alaska, 16,140 ft., in an expedition which spent 33 days on snow and ice, and was the only expedition in the nature of Arctic exploration ever organized and led by a woman. Miss Keen is a graduate of Bryn Mawr College, and has also studied the Bryn Mawr Glacier in the same [studio portrait of Dora]
964b — Photo by E.F. Foley, N.Y. Who went to Alaska in 1914 explore and map the sources of the Harvard and Bryn Mawr Glaciers in an unexplored part of the Chugach Mts., above College Fjord, Prince William Sound, Alaska. Miss Keen is a graduate of Bryn Mawr College. In 1912 she made the 1st ascent of Mt. Blackburn, Alaska, 16,140 ft., in an expedition that required 33 days on ice and snow, and is the only sub-Arctic exploration ever organized and led by a woman. A surveyor will be of the party this time. The Royal Geographical Society of Antwerp, Belgium, had invited Miss [studio portrait of Dora]
964c — Photo by E.F. Foley, N.Y. [studio portrait of Dora]
965 — [Dora posed on lawn in summer]
966 — [Dora seated on ground outdoors in summer]
967 — 78.7. Miss Dora Keen on Elsa in Fairmount Park [Dora on horseback in wooded area, Philadelphia. Additional caption information erased. With Stamp of Dora Keen]
968 — 20.10. Riding for 7 hours through the Black Mt. Forest Reserve without a trail to the top of Black Mt., Wyoming, 36 hours in saddle except for 4 rests for horses to graze & for us to climb 1 hr. [Dora on horseback in wooded area, second horse at right. Proof print]
969 — [Dora on horseback, building in background, mountains in distance. Proof print]
970 — [similar to .969]
971 — [Dora on ship deck with woman, possibly sister Florence?]
972 — [man on ship deck, possibly George] [United States: Vermont]
973a — [portrait of George standing outdoors]
973b — George, 1917. For “alien enemy” identification card [excised from photo album. same as .973a]
974 — George William Handy, Dec. 1927 [portrait of George wearing necktie, seated near window. Cf. .466]
975 — George W. Handy, 1927 [George wearing coveralls and aviator goggles standing next to biplane. Cf. .1008. Excised from photo album]
976 — German war ace and G.W Handy at Curtiss Field, Mineola, L.I., N.Y. [George wearing coveralls and aviator goggles standing at left, pilot wearing aviator goggles and sweater standing at right next to biplane tail number 1043. Excised from photo album]
977 — level opposite parsonage [view along White River bank, West Hartford, Vermont, after flood. Excised from photo album, with partial loss of caption]
978 — George Handy at Mineola, L.I., 1927 [George in passenger seat of biplane. Excised from photo album]
979 — stand wrecked by flood [man standing next to collapsed structure, Socony Gasoline pump in front, utility poles along street, 1927 flood in West Hartford. Excised from photo album, with partial loss of caption]
980 — Beulah Farm, house with barns. 9” plowing with tractor, on 37 acre field. April 1917, Mrs. Dora Keen Handy, 9” plowing with tractor on 37 acre level field, all plowed in 3 days. Class 4 [view across cultivated fields to barns. With stamp of G.W. Handy]
981 — Den (before electricity) [house interior, George seated at desk with back to camera, framed expedition photographs on wall. Cf. .300]
982 — Sept. 1917. Manure shed, hog barn, heifer barn, silos, hay barn, corn barn. Rape for cattle and hogs [small format panoramic photograph of Beulah Farm. Excised from photo album]
983 — Ringing a hog’s nose, to stop rooting [men holding down pig in pen. Excised from photo album, with partial loss of caption and image]
984 — Before we had electricity, or snow plows to keep the roads open. Feb. 1918 [small format panoramic photograph, view up driveway in winter]
985 — Catching the lambs. Norman Freeman, 1918 [young man in sheep pen, Dora’s nephew. Excised from photo album, with partial loss of image]
986 — Jack Freeman on John [young man on horseback on driveway, Dora’s nephew. Excised from photo album]
987 — [closer view of .986. Excised from photo album]
988 — Virginia, Dick, George, Father, and 5 farmerettes [group posed in field. Excised from photo album, with partial loss of caption and image]
989 — Farmerettes bringing in the wheat [two-horse team pulling hay cart in field. Excised from photo album]
990 — March mud at our door [view along driveway and wire fencing, house and barns in distance. Excised from photo album]
991 — [man milling lumber in mill. Excised from photo album, with loss of caption. Cf. .424]
992 — Prof. E.C. Jacobs, with blind Nydia purebred Arab, bred by Spencer Borden [man and horse in field. Jacobs was a Vermont geologist. Excised from photo album. Cf. .327]
 993 — Kentucky thoroughbred, riding and driving, Jack Freeman [young man riding horse, Dora’s nephew. Excised from photo album]
994 — Polly, daughter of Nydia [George standing with horse in yard next to barn. Cf. .436 et seq. Excised from photo album]
995 — [view across fields in winter. Excised from photo album, with partial loss of image]
996 — Light airy cow barn. April 1919, Mrs. Dora Keen Handy, light airy cattle barns. Class 3 [sheep inside barn. Cf. .322]
997 — [George sitting in yard feeding piglets. Cf. .354]
998 — [George standing next to barn with large pig and her litter. Cf. .352]
999 — [large pig and her litter in yard next to house. Cf. .346]
1000 — March 1920. View from front lawn down river. March 10, 1920, Mrs. Dora Keen Handy, spring at last, their first grass. Class 5 [sheep and chickens in yard. With stamp of G.W. Handy. Cf. .561]
1001 — 100,000 ft. timber, 1500 cords wood. Below spring [cut timber piled in wooded area. With stamp of G.W. Handy. Cf. .408]
1002 — Inspection day, best fields in Vermont (potatoes – ours) [large group of men walking in field, Vermont Potato Growers Association, 1921. Cf. 394]
1003a —b – 1922 [distant view of two men in field of flowering bean plants. Cf. .419. 2 copies]
1004 — March 1923 [winter view across lawn to house. With stamp of G.W. Handy]
1005 — West Hartford Library, Vt., 1926. Ice harvest on White River. Library on river’s brink [man driving two-horse team at left, people on ice in far distance. Cf. .337]
1006 — Harvesting ice with circular saw [distant view of men and horses on river ice. Excised from photo album]
1007 — 24. Meadow turned into a river channel at West Hartford, Vt., by flood of Nov. 3, 1927 [view across swollen river. Cf. .442 et seq. Excised from photo album]
1008 — Mineola, L.I., 1927. George & Mrs. Steger [George and woman standing next to biplane tail number 1043. Cf. .975 et seq. Excised from photo album]
1009 — [landscaping in front of shop. Cf. .536]
1010 — [landscaping in yard]
1011 — [view from pond to house]
1012 — [barn and silo foundations after May 1931 fire. Cf. .533]
1013 — Horse barn, with garage door. Behind, part of long tool shed [fire-damaged building next to barn, May 1931. Cf. .532]
1014 — [barn foundations after May 1931 fire. Cf. .528]
 1015 — 1932 [fire-damaged sawdust pit in foreground, small trees on hillside in distance. Cf. .530. 2 copies]
1016 — Brick house. View across White River, across 17 acre field [brick house at right. With stamp of Mrs. Dora Keen Handy, Spec. Agt. Provident Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Philadelphia, West Hartford, Vermont]
1017 — Old Beulah Farm house, before landscaping [view across lawn to house. With signature of George W. Handy]
1018a —c – [view past house to barns behind trees. Original image blurry. 3 copies]
1019 — [stakes in field in foreground, house in background. With stamp of G.W. Handy]
1020 — Our barns & snow-shoe track [view across snowy field to barns in distance, snowshoe trail across field]
1021a —b – [view up driveway to house in summer. With address label of Mrs. Dora Keen Handy. 2 copies]
1022 — From Beulah Farm lawn. Pond at right [view from lawn through trees to field]
1023 — [bird’s eye view of hay field, bales on field]
1024 — [bird’s eye view of hay field during mowing, bales on truck in foreground at right]
1025 — [similar to .1024]
1026a — West Hartford, Vt. [man with two-horse team pulling seed drill, planting corn. Cf. .546]
1026b — [same as .1026a]
1026c — 33 acres. Class 4 [With stamp of Mrs. Dora Keen Handy, Spec. Agt.]
1027a —b – [view from lawn through trees to fields, flowers in foreground. 2 copies]
1028 — [George holding pole, standing next to stream rapids, small waterfall in background]
1029 — [view down driveway to three-story brick house with wood-sided addition]
1030 — [automobile parked in front of three-story brick house with wood-sided addition, 1940s?]
1031 — 209.9. Old bridge in N. [H.?] where the weight of the winter’s snow would be a strain but for the sloping roof [covered bridge in winter. With stamp of Dora Keen]
1032 — 210.7 [side view of covered bridge in .1031, looking down partially frozen creek]
1033 — 210.8 [view through trees to covered bridge]
1034 — Eaton’s Ranch, Sept. 1926 [view across field to buildings in distance, wire fence in foreground]
1035 — Front side, E. Dover, Vt., bungalow. East Dover, Vt. 1 ½ miles, front view [house in field]
1036 — Terrace and side view, E. Dover bungalow [view across field to house and low stone wall]
1037a —b – [similar to .1035. 2 copies]
1038a —c – [rear view of bungalow. 3 copies]
1039 — [similar to .1036]
1040 — E.D. 1. Cabin, bath in extension lately added. W. Hartford, Vt. [view across yard or orchard to house]
1041 — Cabin and barns, Road’s End Farm. #1 [view across yard or orchard to house at right, barns behind trees at left, automobile in center]
1042a — G.W. Handy’s barns and cabin [barns at left, automobile parked next to cabin at right]
1042b — #1 [same as .1042a]
1043 — Road’s End Farm cabin, Dec. 6, 1934. Windows and roofing first steps [timber in yard at left, large pile of fuel wood piled next to cabin, barn at right]
1044 — [bungalow and barn, low stone wall at right, large tree at left, East Dover]
1045 — [view across field to bungalow at right, barn at left]
1046 — [similar to .1040]
1047a — Road’s End Farm, from road to E. Dover [view across field to rolling hills]
1047b — [same as .1047a]
1048 — View from Road’s End Farm, Sept. 1934 [view across field to rolling hills]
1049 — [view across orchard to rolling hills]
1050 — Larches for shading the new terrace, May 1934 [landscaping in yard, house at left, Beulah Farm or Road’s End Farm?] [United States: Other]
1051 — 184.8. Gale blowing the snow off Rainier [climber standing on snow, mountain in background, identified by seller as Dora]
1052 — 183.8. So. Moritz[?] Glacier, Rainier National Park [scenic of mountainside]
1053 — 131.12. Mt. Rainier, 5000 m., Cascade Mountains, Rainier National Park, are sud-est de Seattle, Washington. J’en ai voulu faire l’ascension en revenant d’Alaska, an mois de Septembre, mais il y avait trop de neige fraiche – trop pour les guides [winter scenic with pine trees in foreground, mountains in distance]
1054 — Mt. Rainier [similar to .1053]
1055a — Camp sports [man standing on back of horse near small lake, small tent in background]
1055b — [same as .1055a]
1056a — Camp sports [man standing on back of horse, Mount Rainier in background]
1056b — [same as .1056a]
1057a — [view up to top of Mount Rainier, two hikers in middle ground, possibly Dora on right]
1057b — Mt. Rainier
1058 — [hiker standing next to small lake, looking up to Mount Rainier]
1059 — [Dora walking in clearing, pine trees in background, Mount Rainier in distance]
1060 — [horse browsing near small lake, Mount Rainier in background]
1061 — [scenic with pine trees in foreground, Mount Rainier in distance]
1062 — [similar to .1061]
1063 — Heavy marching order, Camp Alger, Falls Church, Va., 1898 [soldier in military uniform posed on field, man at left, tents in background, Spanish American War]
1064 — Shelter tents with flaps raised, Thoroughfare Gap, Va., U.S. Army, 1898 [soldiers stationed at Thoroughfare Gap to avoid the typhoid epidemic at Camp Alger]
1065 — Bathing in Susquehanna near camp, Camp Geo. G. Meade, Pa., U.S.A., 1898 [view from bluff along beach, man on horseback on beach at left, swimmers in water in distance]
1066 — Commissary wagons from camp, Camp Meade, Pa., U.S.A., 1898 [horse-drawn wagons pulled up alongside railroad cars in railroad yard] B4
1067 — 6.1. Phila., Pa., my room. 5.24.10, Noon [room interior, with desk, chair, fireplace, bookshelves]
1068 — From cottages at Jasper Park Lodge [scenic with lake, mountains]
1069 — South view of Keene Valley. D.K. [small format panoramic photograph looking across fields to houses in middle ground, mountains in distance]
1070 — Chapel Pond [scenic of lake, canoes pulled on shore at left]
1071 — Lower Ausable Lake from near the boat house [scenic of lake]
1072 — 834. Above the clouds. Caesar’s Head, N.C. D.K. Sept. ’98 [two men standing on ridge overlooking valley]
1073 — 709. Near Esmerelda Inn, North Carolina. D.K., 2 Sept. ’98 [view down dirt road, wooden fence and building at left]
1074 — The Black Mountains from Craggies. 845. Highest mt. east of Rockies. D.K., Aug. ’98 [scenic of rolling hills]
1075 — From south terrace. Copyright 1896, by T.H. Lindsey. Biltmore, N.C. D.K., Sept. ’98 [Biltmore Estate]
1076 — Round Top, N.C. D.K., 28 Aug. ’98 [view down trail to horse-drawn trap, mountain in distance]
1077 — 421. Below Hot Springs. N.C. D.K., 26 Aug. ’98 [view down railroad tracks along river, small building at left]
1078 — [burial monument, John Caldwell Calhoun, 1782-1850]
1079 — [group portrait of men and women standing in field, automobiles in background, 1920s?]
1080 — 213.6. D.K. [arrow] [men and women on horseback on tree-lined street, spectators and policemen lining street, Dora on horse at right, rider in front wearing ceremonial sash]
1081 — 213.8 [Dora on horseback, same day as .1080, tree-lined sidewalk in background, two women walking at left]
1082 — 256.11 [portrait of man standing in yard, white picket fence in background, William Williams Keen?]
1083a —b – [scenic of lake]
1084 — [men seated in front of large brick fireplace in lodge or hotel, moose antlers mounted on fireplace]
1085 — 39.8, 39.9 [panorama with two images, bird’s eye view of house and gardens, woman and dog in yard at left] [Europe]
1086 — Segovia, the Alcázar [view of castle, river in foreground]
1087 — Segovia, one of the streets near the cathedral [man wearing suit and bowler hat walking with man wearing long black cape past buildings, boy gesturing at camera at right]
1088 — Segovia, cloister of the cathedral [exterior wall of Segovia Cathedral]
1089 — Segovia, walls of the city from the opposite bank of the Clamores [bird’s eye view of Rio Clamores, city at left]
1090 — Segovia, the walls & cathedral tower from the banks of the Clamores
1091 — Segovia, palace from the park [Royal Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso, statuary in foreground. Cf. .1112 et seq.]
1092 — Granada, in the valley of the Darro, gipsy boy [young Roma boy posed with walking stick next to river, building in background]
1093 — Granada, in the Alhambra. The garden on the slope leading up to the Torre de la Vela. We climbed there only a little before sunset, and then through a lot of forbidding doors, came out to this charming terrace, and the view to the west beyond [garden terrace]
1094 — Granada, the Court of Myrtles. The first part of the Alhambra we saw together [courtyard with pool]
1095 — Granada, courtyard in Alhambra with cypress. I think this is the patio of Daraxa, but am not sure of it [courtyard garden]
1096 — Granada, the Court of Lions, Alhambra [courtyard with fountain]
1097 — Granada, the Alhambra, corner of the Court of Lions
1098 — Granada, courtyard in the Alhambra
1099 — Granada, the Alhambra and its wooded slopes from the Church of San Nicolás [bird’s eye view of city]
1100 — Granada, bed of Darro, drained almost entirely by the irrigation works above [river channel between walls, buildings above]
1101 — Granada, little plaza and the Church of Santa Ana [man riding mule and leading pack mule in center, sign for Sucursal de la Bodega on building at right]
1102 — Granada, town, and Church of San Nicolás from the Alhambra [birds’ eye view of city]
1103 — Toledo, the Puerta del Sol, on the way up from the station to the town [city gate]
1104 — Toledo, city wall from pathway up the street leading to the Puerta del Sol [bird’s eye view of buildings]
1105 — Toledo, general view from the south bank of the Tagus, taken while driving from Puente de San Martin to Puente de Alcántara [bird’s eye view of city and river]
1106 — Toledo, city walls and Church of San Juan de los Reyes from the driving road on the other bank of the Tagus [view across river, scaffolding around church at right]
1107 — Toledo, Church of San Juan de lose Reyes from the east
1108 — Toledo, Renaissance doorway at the old Hospital de la Santa Cruz. Both Mr. Sweeting and I photographed from this point
1109 — Toledo, exterior of eastern end of Church of San Juan de los Reyes, with shackles from prisoners released by Ferdinand & Isabella
1110 — Toledo, cloister in Church of San Juan de los Reyes
1111 — Toledo, the Bridge of San Martin showing the driving road (to the left) we took to the Alcántara bridge above [bird’s eye view of bridge and Tagus River]
1112 — La Granja, the chapel of the palace [Royal Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso]
1113 — La Granja, bridge in the palace gardens
1114 — Montserrat, general view of the serrated ridge on which the monastery is built, seen from the railroad station of Monistrol [scenic of mountain]
1115 — Montserrat, the guest house of the monastery [Santa Maria de Montserrat Abbey]
1116 — Montserrat, monastery building
1117 — Montserrat, apse of the chapel of the convent, exterior
1118 — Montserrat, Chapel of St. Cecilia, built in 872, on the same serrated ridge as the monastery, and about two miles from it
1119 — Montserrat, valley of the Llobregat, seen from the monastery, looking northward to the Pyrenees
1120 — Old Castile, convent of San Asensio (from a moving train) [distant view across fields to convent on hill]
1121 — Castile, church and town of San Vicente (on the hill) and olive trees in foreground in the Ebro valley. The train had stopped at a station [railroad tracks in foreground, river at right]
1122 — In old Castile, Agoncillo and its four towered castle (from the moving train)
1123 — Calatayud, the town and overhanging “Castle of Ayub,” a Moorish stronghold of the 8th century [distant view from train]
1124 — On the Ebro near Lodosa. On the right side of the picture appear ruins of the Roman aqueduct [view from train paralleling river]
1125 — Córdoba, interior of mosque [Mezquita de Córdoba]
1126 — Córdoba, fountain in the courtyard of the mosque [distant view of men sitting on fountain wall]
1127 — Córdoba, the Roman bridge at sunset [view across Guadalquivir River]
1128 — Avila, Snapshot from the train, with tracks and characteristically Spanish rolling stock in foreground, and the walled city in the background, to the left, almost indistinguishable [railroad yard with cars]
1129 — Madrid, review of the guard in the courtyard of the palace. Taken Monday noon, just after coming out of the Real Armería. The band is playing their magnificent Royal March [Palacio Real de Madrid, soldiers marching in formation, man on horseback in foreground, spectators at right]
1130 — Madrid, palace courtyard at the King’s birthday reception [men passing in horse- drawn carriage, soldiers in background]
1131 — Madrid, official coaches with guests for the King’s birthday reception, Sunday afternoon. We watched them come in from under the archway, in the cool shadow, while the sun blazed down on the courtyard [horse-drawn coaches in palace courtyard]
1132 — Madrid, mounted troops coming into the palace courtyard for noon review. In the background, the Royal Armory [soldiers on horseback passing palace gates]
1133 — Madrid, view of the track for horse racing, just outside the city [view from stands of spectators lining course]
1134 — Madrid, view from the Prado, looking toward the Paseo de Recoletos, where we sometimes drove, afternoons [view down wide walkway with benches and fountain]
1135 — 477. Pantheon de Agrippa. Rome [bird’s eye view of Piazza della Rotonda]
1136 — 25. Roma, Candelabro dell’Arco di Tito [detail of the Arch of Titus]
1137 — Toblacher-See, Ampezzothal. 446 [scenic of lake and mountains with bridge in foreground]
1138 — Château d’Ussé. G. Gilles [mounted on card]
1139 — 42.1. Chamonix, France. 8.13.10, 10:45 A.M. Summit & Dent du Requin from shoulder
1140 — 654. Paris. Le Pont Saint Michel et l’Église Notre Dame. X. Phot. D.K. [street scene with horse-drawn carriages, pedestrians, kiosk, bridge and church in distance]
1141 — Église St. Aignan, Chartres. D.K., 15 Aug. 1895 [interior]
1142 — Musée de Versailles. Les dernières victimes de la Terreur (André Chénier, détail) par Muller. X. Phot. [stamp:] Kuhn [detail of painting by Charles Louis Müller]
1143 — 661. Église Saint-Étienne-du-Mont, la nef. Ed. H. phot. [interior of nave] [Prints .1144-1162 in envelope labeled: “Duplicates Paris & Berlin, taken by Leonora B. Borden with Dora Keen, June 1899”]
1144 — Graf Waldersee leaving Cherbourg [steamship underway]
1145 — S.S. Graf Waldersee [man and woman on ship deck, Dora at right?]
1146 — S.S. Graf Waldersee. On board Graf Waldersee [two women on ship deck, Dora at right?]
1147 — St. Cloud [view down pool in park of former Château de Saint-Cloud]
1148 — Paris Opera [distant view of exterior of Palais Garnier, with pedestrians and horse- drawn carriages]
1149 — Versailles [view down the Grand Canal to palace]
1150 — Luncheon at Fontainebleau [tables set up outdoors in courtyard]
1151 — Fontainebleau [tourists standing near palace gate, palace in distance]
1152 — Bayeux, from train. En route Cherbourg to Paris [distant view]
1153 — Returning from Potsdam. From Potsdam to Berlin [view from ship to low stone bridge in distance]
1154 — Returning from Potsdam. Between Potsdam and Berlin [view from ship of pavilion on shore]
1155 — Schloss [exterior of Berlin City Palace, or Stadtschloss]
1156 — [?] to Wm. I, Schloss [future site of Reinhold Begas’ Emperor Wilhelm I-National Monument, statue at right]
1157 — Schloss, Berlin [fountains and equestrian statue outside the Stadtschloss]
1158 — Palace of Empress Frederic [Platz am Zeughaus?]
1159 — From near Babelsberg [lawns]
1160 — Unter den Linden [distant view of equestrian statue of King Friedrich II by Christian Daniel Rauch]
1161 — Sanssouci [exterior, with fountain in foreground]
1162 — Sanssouci [woman holding parasol posed next to large urn, other tourists on walkway]
1163 — Potsdam. 167. Schloss Sanssouci. H. Sachse, Potsdam. “Sanssouci” Potsdam. D.K. Aug. ’98, June ’99 [view up from Great Fountain. Cabinet card]
1164 — 50.4. The Wartburg near Eisenach, Germany, where Luther was given refuge when under the ban of the Holy Roman Empire, 1521, and where he began the translation of the Bible and his sermons [view up from park. With stamp of Dora Keen]
1165 — 50.7. An old woman returning from work in the fields. Near Jena, Germany [woman wearing headscarf and carrying rake and basket on her back walking down street. Proof print]
1166 — 51.5. Wittenberg, Germany. The Schloss, or Castle, on the chapel doors of which Luther nailed his epoch-making theses, on Oct. 31, 1517 [exterior of All Saints’ Church, or Schlosskirche. With stamp of Dora Keen]
1167 — 51.6. The Stadt-Kirche or City Church, at Wittenberg, Germany, where in 1521, the Holy Communion was for the first time administered in both kinds to the people [street scene with tent selling goods at left, pedestrians, signs for businesses, church in background. With stamp of Dora Keen]
1168a — 10.14.10, 3 P.M., bright, 16, 50 sec., 20 ft. 51.8. One of the finest works (A.D. 1495) of the celebrated Peter Vischer of Nuremberg, in the Cathedral of Magdeburg, Germany [tomb of Archbishop Ernest. Proof print. With stamp of Dora Keen]
1168b — 10.14.10, 3 P.M., bright, 16, 50 sec., 20 ft. 51.8. One of Peter Vischer’s finest bronzes. In Cathedral of Magdeburg, Germany [Proof print. With stamp of Dora Keen]
1169a — 51.9. Cathedral, Magdeburg, Germany. 10.14.10, 3:15 P.M., bright, 8, 1/50 sec., 100 ft. Magdeburg Cathedral, Germany, in which is the wonderful bronze tomb by Peter Vischer, see 51.8. Earliest Gothic church in Germany [exterior. Proof print]
1169b — 51.9. Cathedral, Magdeburg, Germany. 10.14.10, 3:15 P.M., bright, 8, 1/50 sec., 100 ft. Magdeburg Cathedral, Germany. Earliest Gothic church in Germany [Proof print]
1170a — 51.10. Old houses, Braunschweig, Germany. Old houses on the market-place of Brunswick, Germany, city of the Guelphs from whom the British royal family is descended [street scene with vendors, pedestrians, man on bicycle, signs for businesses. Proof print]
1170b — 51.10. Old houses, Braunschweig, Germany. Old houses overhanging the marketplace at Brunswick, Germany [With stamp of Dora Keen. Proof print]
1171a — 51.11. Gewandhaus, Braunschweig, Germany. 10.15.10, 10:20 A.M., bright, 16, 1/25. Gewandhaus or Hall of the Cloth Guild, Brunswick, Germany [With stamp of Dora Keen. Proof print]
1171b — 51.11. Gewandhaus, Braunschweig, Germany. 10.15.10, 10:20 A.M., bright, 16, 1/25. Gewandhaus or Hall of the Drapers at Brunswick, Germany [Proof print]
1172a — 10.15.10, 10:30 A.M., bright, 16, 1/25 sec., 50 ft. 51.12. The old Rathaus or Council Hall of 1253, Brunswick, Germany [With stamp of Dora Keen. Proof print]
1172b — 10.15.10, 10:30 A.M., bright, 16, 1/25 sec., 50 ft. 51.12. The old Rathaus, Brunswick, Germany, Council Hall, 1253 A.D. [Proof print]
1173 — Near Zeist, Holland. 9/20/10, 2:15 P.M., bright, 8, 1/50 sec, 50 ft. 49.11. How freight is moved on Holland’s canals [man poling barge down small river in the Netherlands]
1174 — 1015. Rembrandt, Stockholm National Museum. D.K. July ’99 [portrait painting]
1175 — Turku, Kalasatamasta. Åbo, Från Fiskarhamnen. No. 239, Ståhlberg H:fors. 1300 cathedral completed. D.K., Åbo, Finland, 2 Aug. ’99 [view across Aura River to Turku Cathedral, or Turun tuomiokirkko]
1176 — Turku, Linna. Åbo, Slottet. No. 221, Ståhlberg H:fors. 1300 A.D., castle, Åbo, Finland. 2 Aug. ’99. D.K. [exterior of Turku Castle,or Turun linna]
1177 — Helsinki, Tåhtitorninvuorelta. H:fors., Från Observatorii-bårget. No. 97, Ståhlberg, H:fors. D.K. Helsingfors, 3 Aug. ’99 [view across water to Observatory Hill]
1178 — Helsinki, Rundbergin Esplanaati. H:fors, Runebergs Esplanaden. No. 195, Ståhlberg, H:fors. Helsingfors Esplanade, Finland. 3 Aug. ’99. D.K. [view down the Esplanadi] [Russia, Africa, Asia]
1179 — Winter Palace, St. Petersburg. D.K. Aug. ’99 [exterior]
1180 — Winter Palace & Alexander Column, St. Petersburg. D.K. Aug. ’99
1181 — St. Petersburg, Peter the Great. D.K. Aug. ’99 [men, including two in uniform, standing along fence next to the Bronze Horseman]
1182 — Tsarskoie Selo, near St. Petersburg. Aug. ’99. D.K. [exterior of Tsarskoye Selo]
1183 — St. Petersburg, The Islands = Kammenoi Ostrov. D.K. Aug. ’99 [Kamenny Ostrov and other islands as seen from water]
1184 — St. Isaac’s, St. Petersburg. D.K. Aug. ’99 [view across square to Saint Isaac’s Cathedral, or Isaakievskiy Sobor]
1185 — St. Petersburg. St. Isaac’s, Admiralty Quai, Jardin d’Éte, palaces. D.K. Aug. ’99 [view from docks across Neva River to cathedral]
1186 — 336 [studio portrait of unidentified Patriarch of Moscow]
1187 — [commercial studio portrait of man in Cossacks uniform, or cherkesska. With Russian caption]
1188 — [commercial portrait of two children in traditional clothing, Transcaspian Oblast. With Russian caption]
1189 — [commercial photograph of man with horse-drawn cart, man and young child wearing traditional clothing standing at right, Transcaspian Oblast. With Russian caption]
1190 — [commercial portrait of man wearing traditional clothing sitting on field stones, Transcaspian Oblast. With Russian caption]
1191 — [commercial portrait of horse saddled for riding, wooden step for mounting set nearby, Transcaspian Oblast. With Russian caption]
1192 — 225. Albania [studio portrait of man in traditional clothing, with large dagger in sheath tucked in belt]
1193 — Tel-el-Amarnah, capitol of reformer Amenhotep IV, 18 th dyn. Below Thebes. Painted stucco pavements, revolution in realistic art [detail of relief at Amarna] [Prints .1194-1205 in original envelope labeled “Miss Keen, Continental Hotel”]
1194 — Agra, Pearl Mosque, in Palace of Shah Jehan (2nd Grt. Moghul), in the fort. It is of white marble cut in bas relief. A perfectly satisfactory beauty [exterior of Moti Masjid]
1195 — Agra, Taj Mahal. Solid white marble. Decoration of flowers cut bas relief in the panels, or else inlaid in semi-precious stones. Many stones are red, blue, or orange, but all the colors are soft and harmonize. It is said of the Moguls that they “conceived like Titans and finished like jewelers.” [bird’s eye view of reflecting pools and southern exterior of Taj Mahal]
1196 — Agra, Tomb of I'timād-ud-Daulah, high treasurer of Emperor Jehangir, 1670, 3d of the Great Moguls, or Mohammedan conquerors. The tomb is a gem. White marble inlaid with semi-precious stones, chiefly dark. The screens are each carved out of one piece of marble [exterior]
1197 — Agra, Taj Mahal. Interior showing tomb and screen surrounding. Mausoleum of “Begum”, or wife, of Shah Jehan. Built by him. On river, & can be seen from Jasmine Tower where he died. His tomb next hers, not showing. Tombs both of white marble, inlaid. Screens of white marble, inlaid around the borders. Every bit perfect.
1198 — Agra, Jasmine Tower of Shah Jehan’s palace in the fort, overlooking the Jumna River. He was the 2d Grt. Mogul, 1648 A.D., who built the Taj. This tower is part of the zenana, or women’s apartments. It is 2d only to the Taj in beauty in all India. White marble inlaid everywhere that is not cut into screen work. Dome tarnished gilt. Floors marble inlaid, with fountain. [exterior]
1199 — Benares. “Ghats” (= gawts). A ghat is a flight of steps into the river used for bathing or washing, or worshipping. This is the R. Ganges, so sacred that it is an object of pilgrimage from all India. Nearly every rajah has a palace on it. Here a Hindu wishes to die & have his corpse burned. We saw all these things going on. The peaked buildings are temples. Palaces at top [view across river to opposite bank]
1200 — An “ekka”, the usual native conveyance “up country” in India. Law limits the capacity to six, which seems to be the usual number. Space really for only one. I had to ride to an out of the way palace at Jeypore in one yesterday. At Kapurthalla our 3 trunks and 4 bags went 7 m. in one for 50 cts. [three men riding in horse-drawn cart]
1201 — H.H. the Maharajah of Gwalior, one of the largest native states. Note the Gwalior turban, caste mark on forehead, and jewels. He is one of 8 invited to the coronation, & one of 4 going, in spite of high caste. Gwalior is 71 m. s.e. from Agra, one of the rock fortresses [studio portrait of Mâdhav Râo Sindhia]
1202 — A “bearer” carrying his mistress’s pith hat, because it is after 4 P.M. when the sun’s danger is over. Shoes because outdoors. No socks. As stupid as all the rest. We are on our 4th, the best yet. The “bearer” packs up and when one is visiting often includes the hostess’s bed linen, blankets, and towels, only to transfer them later to his own luggage! Hence hostesses now don’t provide these for guests [portrait of man in traditional clothing posed in front of backdrop]
1203 — A “dhursie,” or tailor. Probably a Bengalee from the dress. Barefoot, of course. Wages 16 to 32 cts. a day. Very unusual to see the treadle. Singer machines invade the East everywhere, but in India the usual sight is the hand attachment, the native and his machine both on the floor. [portrait of man sitting at sewing machine in street]
1204 — Native woman such as an “ayah.” She wears a full skirt of cotton and a jacket half way to waist. Only this cloth beside. Trousers under shirt. If Mohammedan, no skirt over trousers. The water jar she carries is usually on the head. Women do the hardest work and carry the biggest burdens. This one unusually pretty [portrait of woman in traditional clothing posed in front of backdrop]
1205 — Women grinding meal between two heavy stones by a peg on which their hands are in picture. Notice gold bracelets. Anklets, toe rings, and necklaces happen not to show. Jeypore [two women in traditional clothing seated on rug]
1206 — A huge creeper on the jungle road from [Taungoo?] to the Shan Hills, Burmah [view down road, cart carrying passengers with parasols stopped in distance]
1207a — “Elephints a’pilin’ teak,” Rangoon [mahout riding elephant dragging timber across yard, other elephants in background]
1207b — Rangoon, Burmah, elephants piling teak [proof print]
1208 — Rangoon, Burmah, elephants piling teak [two mahouts riding elephants in yard]
1209 — [mahout on elephant kneeling down to move timber, Burma] [South America, Canada]
1210 — 13. Ecuador, Nov. 1908. Fruit, dugout canoes. River Guayas above Guayaquil [distant view of boat on river]
1211 — 12. Ecuador, Nov. 1908. Near Guayaquil [traditional dwelling on riverbank, as seen from water]
1212 — Above Guayaquil, native huts, Ecuador [traditional dwellings on riverbank]
1213 — Ecuador, Nov. 1908. River Guayas above Guayaquil [distant view of boat under way]
1214 — Peru, sugar cane being fed into factory on plantation near Trujillo. Dec. 1908 [man standing on processing machine]
1215 — 16. Peru, Dec. 1908. Payta, typical port & coastline [Paita waterfront as seen from water]
1216 — 18. Peru, Pacasmayo, Dec. 1908 [view down alley between buildings, two people walking in distance]
1217 — 20. Peru, Dec. 1908. Trujillo, a walled town at foot of Andes. Founded by Pizarro to keep the Incas out [distant view of buildings and pedestrians]
1218 — 21. Peru, Dec. 1908. Trujillo [view down railroad tracks between buildings, domed church at left, pedestrians on street]
1219 — 26. Peru, Dec. 1908. On Lima-Oroya R.R. [men leading pack mules down path to building in right foreground]
1220 — 29. Peru, Dec. ’08. On Lima-Oroya R.R. [scenic with river canyon]
1221 — 84. Paraguay, Apr. ’09. Humaitá, garrisoned port on frontier. Church ruined in war of ’66 [view across Paraguay River to damaged building]
1222 — 92. River Manduvirá, near Arroyos y Esteros, Paraguay [view across river, building at left, boat and cattle or horses in center]
1223 — 93. Paraguay, Apr. ’09. River Manduvirá, at Arroyos y Esteros [people passing in riverboat with pontoons]
1224 — Hotel St. Pierre, Asunción. Cortège waiting. 95. Paraguay, Apr. ’09. Cortège waiting at Hotel St. Pierre, to escort Russian Minister to audience with President [color guard and mounted soldiers in field, windmill in background]
1225 — Asunción. Carriage & cortège of Russian Minister. 96 [mounted soldiers riding down road]
1226 — Russian Minister and Consul leaving hotel. 97 [two men in dress uniforms standing outdoors, Moritz Prozor at left]
1227 — 98. Count Prozor (Russian Minister) & his daughter Else, with whom I was travelling. Hotel garden at Asunción [man and woman posed outdoors]
1228 — Paraguay. Natives pushing us on handcar across a river. 100 [man and woman, possibly Elsa and Moritz Prozor, seated on car on railroad tracks, group of men standing by]
1229 — 102. Paraguay, Apr. ’09. Ostrich on farm between Villa Rica & Tebicuary
1230 — 103. Paraguay, Apr. ’09. Pirapó. R.R. construction camp where we spent a night, as guests of the Eng. Supt. [building, man standing with wheelbarrow carrying luggage at left, two men talking at right]
1231 — 104. Paraguay, Apr. ’09. Diligence between Pirapó & Encarnación [men on horseback leading horse-drawn carriage]
1232 — 107. Paraguay, Apr. ’09. Cangó. Old Jesuit church & belfry
1233a — South America, Paraguay. Church of Jesuits, Cangó [similar to .1232]
1233b — Argentina. Church & belfry constructed by Indians at one of Jesuit missions 150 years ago [same as .1233a]
1233c — Old Jesuit church & belfry [same as .1233a]
1233d — [Proof print]
1234 — 109. Paraguay, May ’09. On the Alto Paraná [scenic of Paraná River]
1235 — Paraguay. A native farmer or campesino. 52 [portrait of man on horseback holding gourd]
1236 — Tupungato thirty miles away. Telephoto view. Argentina [With stamp of Dora Keen. Copy print]
1237 — Puerto Blest, Lake Nahuel Huapi, Argentina, where Roosevelt now is [With stamp of Dora Keen. Copy print]
1238 — The Penitentes, Andes of Argentina. Seen from the R.R. pass (12,000 ft.) which Roosevelt has just gone to and from Valparaiso, Chile [With stamp of Dora Keen. Copy print]
1239 — 114. Argentina, Apr. ’09. Falls of Iguazu, Argentine side [scenic]
1240 — At 14,000 ft. in the Andes, and still no snow [rider on horseback on steep slope]
1241 — 30e. Andes, near Puente del Fuca, Argentina [scenic. With stamp of Dora Keen]
1242a — 30d. Andes, near Puente del Fuca, Argentina [scenic. With stamp of Dora Keen]
1242b — [With stamp of Dora Keen]
1243 — Argentina, Andes near pass to Chile [scenic]
1244 — 75 cts. Looking into the Argentine from pass in Andes, 12,600 ft. high, Chile [scenic]
1245 — Lake of All Saints, Chile, where Roosevelt is [With stamp of Dora Keen. Copy print]
1246 — River Canteros[?], Lake Nahuel Huapi, Argentina, where Roosevelt is [With stamp of Dora Keen. Copy print]
 1247 — Volcano Osorno, Ensenada, Lake Llanquihue. Chilean lakes, where Roosevelt is [With stamp of Dora Keen. Copy print]
1248 — Old Santiago, one of the few houses left, built during the Spanish occupation of 1750- 1810 [With stamp of Dora Keen. Copy print]
1249 — Argentine boundary of the Andes, where Roosevelt has been. The pass is only 4400 ft. above sea level, used for bringing Argentine cattle to Chilean ports [bird’s eye view of men leading pack train across wooden bridge]
1250 — El Tronador, 11,000 ft. on the Chile-Argentine boundary in the lake district where Roosevelt now is. 32 [scenic. With stamp of Dora Keen. Proof print]
1251 — Laguna Fria & Chile-Argentine boundary, where Roosevelt went [scenic, with two men in boat in distance. print cropped with partial loss of caption and stamp]
1252 — Mount Techado, the Roof, 6000 ft., on Lake of All Saints, southern Chile [view down gravel riverbed to mountain in distance. With stamp of Dora Keen]
1253 — Chile, 3000 sheep being driven in to Frigorifico near Punta Arenas, Straits of Magellan, to be butchered and sent to London [man on horseback driving herd]
1254 — Punta Arenas, S.S. Condor, escampavio of Chilean Navy. 44. Chile, Mar. 1909. In which 21 of us went on 11 day trip to Última Esperanza [ship at anchor]
1255 — 70. Chile, Mar. ’09. Tierra del Fuego, entrance to Admiralty Sound
1256 — 71. Chile, Mar. ’09. Tierra del Fuego
1257a — 73. Chile, Mar. ’09. Tierra del Fuego
1257b — [Proof print]
1258 — [scenic, Tierra del Fuego from water]
1259 — Canadian Rockies, Lake Louise, Abbott’s Pass, “The Death Trap,” 1898? [matted]
1260 — [Miles Canyon, Yukon River?] [Unidentified locations]
1261 — [view down walkway to turreted tower, stone building at left, sign at right reads in part “Ent[-] Mu[-]”. Cyanotype print]
1262 — [view down pathway in garden with large moss-draped tree]
1263 — [view down street with sidewalks and benches at left, buildings at right]
1264 — Ursuline nuns on convent grounds [six women in habits standing under trees, buildings in background] [Micrographs of mosquitos]
1265 — Salivary glands of mosquito, to right of neck. No. 5
1266 — Salivary gland duct, going to receptacle which is beginning of hypopharynx (saliva duct). No. 6
1267 — Muscles of receptacle and clypens. No. 7
1268 — Transverse section of the pump and its muscles. No. 8
1269 — True and supplementary stomachs. True stomach is the narrow tube above. Supplementary is the lower, empty cavity. No. 9
1270 — Shows well a portion of pharynx, then oesophagus, then true and supplementary stomachs. Narrow tube is the true, and large cavity the supplementary stomach. No. 10
1271 — Same as 10, more magnified: oesophagus, true stomach, with valvular entrance, and part of supplementary stomach. No. 11
1272 — Oesophagus and supplementary stomach of a mosquito, showing accidental infection with a mycelium. No. 15
1273 — Same as 15, enlarged. Mycelium in stomach. No. 16
1274 — Ovaries, uterus, and spermatozoa of mosquito. No. 17
1275 — 1. Mouth parts of mosquito. A microtome cut section. Mouth parts open. When killed
1276 — 2. Proboscis of mosquito, female. A dissection of the proboscis or beak. Beginning at right are 1) labium or sheath for other parts, 2) hypopharynx for saliva, 3) labrum or tube for drawing up blood, 4) 2 mandibles, lancets to pierce skin, 5) 2 maxillae or teeth peculiar to female. Male can’t bite
1277 — 3. Saw like mandible of mosquito. Highly magnified. One of 2 mouth parts peculiar to the female which enables her to bite
1278 — 4. Hypopharynx of mosquito. Tube in centre is the duct by which saliva is poured when mosquito bites. In the saliva passes the parasite of fever
1279 — 13. Malarial zygotes or parasites in stomach. Highly magnified. Anophelina mosquito
1280 — 14. Sporozoites of malaria in salivary gland. Anopheles mosquito, female. Quite different from condition when in stomach. Are now ready for transmission to next victim & cause malaria B5 Nitrate negatives
 1281 — 232.1. Brunonian Glacier crevasse at 5200’. 9.12.14, 11:30 A.M., dull. 8S + 1/25 [climber standing next to large crevasse, pick in snow at right]
 1282 — 232.2. Brunonian Glacier. 9.12.14 [climber carrying backpack and gear stopped near crevasses]
 1283 — 232.3. Brunonian Glacier. 9.12.14 [climber standing near crevasses, roped up to second climber, just out of frame at right]
 1284 — 232.4. Brunonian Glacier. 9.12.14 [two climbers roped up for ascent up glacier]
 1285 — 232.5. Brunonian Glacier. 9.12.14 [glacier surface with crevasse]
 1286 — 232.6. Brunonian Glacier. 9.12.14, snowing [distant view of climber at left, standing near crevasse, right] [.692] – 232.7. Photographing Harvard Glacier, main axis, Mr. Tucker, snowing, 2 P.M., 9.12.14 [climber in center foreground sitting on snow, holding rope, photographer with tripod in center distance, small crevasse at left. Has print]
 1287 — 232.8. Crevasses, Brunonian Glacier. 9.12.14 [climbers roped up for ascent up glacier, probably Dora on snowshoes in foreground]
 1288 — 232.9. Brunonian Glacier, crevasse. 9.12.14 [view down large crevasse]
 1289 — 232.10. Harvard Glacier. 9.12.14 [climber standing at edge of large crevasse]
 1290 — 232.11. Snowshoes. 9.12.14 [three climbers stopped on glacier, supplies and snowshoes in snow, three different styles of snowshoe, one torn from use, possibly Dora at left]
 1291 — 232.12. 4th W. Trib. Harvard Glacier. 9.13.14, 11 A.M., clear. 8S + 1/25 [climber posed on glacier with back to camera, possibly Dora]
 1292 — 326.10. Scolai Creek, Alaska. 7.19.16 [view down pass to Skolai Creek]
 1293 — 336.10. Above Chitistone River, Alaska. Coal near Miller’s claims. 9.13.16 [scenic of coal seams in pass area]
 1294 — 338.9. Chitistone River tributary, Alaska. 1st trib. glacier on Glacier Creek. 9.9.16 [scenic of rock formations along river. Original image blurry]
 1295 — 549 [camp site on rocky shore, with small tents, boat pulled onto beach, College Fjord?] [.770] – 552 [has print]
 1296 — 554 [base camp in rocky area, three people under tarp with stick poles, probably George at left, G.A. Rabehl in center, Dora at right, Harvard Glacier? Cf. .677, .775] [.771] – 555 [has print] [.772] – 556 [has print]
 1297 — 558 [view across glacier to valley glacier and nunatak, showing crevasses]
 1298 — 559 [view across glacier to valley glacier and nunatak, climbers in foreground]
 1299 — 560 [view across glacier to nunatak, pack resting on ice near crevasse in foreground]
 1300 — 561 [view down glacier, pack resting on ice near crevasse in foreground] [.774] – 563 [has print]
 1301 — 564 [three climbers using ice picks to steady themselves on ledge above large crevasse, Dora in lead]
 1302 — 565 [two climbers crossing near large crevasse, man at left smoking pipe. Cf. .774] [.775] – 566 [has print] [.776] – 567 [has print] [.777] – 568 [has print] [.778] – 569 [has print] [.779] – 594 [has print]
 1303 — 608 [bird’s eye view down glacier, possibly Kennicott Glacier. Cf. .610] [.787] – T15 [has print] [.790] – T19 [has print] [.791] – T20 [has print] [.792] – T21 [has print]
 1304 — T21 [sic] [not same as .792. View across glacier to valley glacier and nunataks] [.793] – T22 [has print]
 1305 — T24 [view across glacier to nunatak, pick and packs resting on snow in foreground]
 1306 — T25 [three climbers roped up for ascent, resting in snow at base of valley glacier, picks set in snow, Dora in rear at left] [.794] – T26 [has print]
 1307 — T28 [climber carrying backpack and pick standing on glacier, crevasses in foreground. cf. .1311]
 1308 — T29 [view across glacial moraine to snow-covered mountains] [.795] – T30 [has print]
 1309 — T31 [view across glacier to valley glacier and nunatak] [.796] – T32 [has print]
 1310 — T33 [view across glacier to nunatak, pack resting on ice near crevasse in foreground]
 1311 — T34 [view down glacier, crevasses in foreground]
 1312 — T35 [climber on glacier, man wearing fur-trimmed parka and snowshoes posed next to ropes laid out in snow]
 1313 — T36 [three climbers roped up for the ascent, two men wearing snowshoes and backpacks, Dora in center]
 1314 — T37 [view across glacier to valley glacier and nunatak, showing crevasses]
 1315 — T38 [three climbers on glacier with large crevasses, Dora with camera at right, two men with ice picks at left]
 1316 — T39 [base camp on rocky slope, with tent at left, laundry on clothesline at right, glacier in background] B6 [Ephemera] F1: Scans of negatives without associated prints F2: Postcards and view books F3: Photo envelopes F4: Correspondence - Christmas card. From the Thomas Moores. No date - Typescript. From W.W. Keen to Society Editor, Public Ledger, Philadelphia. Announcing engagement of Dora Keen to George William Handy. 1916 - Telegram. From John O’Hara Cosgrave, Sunday World, to Dora Keen. Re excusive story. May 28, 1912 F5: News clippings F6: Publications - My Mass, explained and illustrated. Brooklyn, NY: Confraternity of the Precious Blood, 1958 - Life of Charlemagne by Eginhard. Translated from the text of the “Monumenta Germaniae” by Samuel Epes Turner. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1880. Harper’s Half-Hour series B7 [Oversize materials] Guide updated: May 7, 2018