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Appalachian Gap
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    • Date Created: 1917-02-18 00:00:00
    • Description: Wooden sign with the name "Appalachian Pass."
    • Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs


    Theron Dean emerging from the cave he discovered
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      • Date Created: 1917-02-18 00:00:00
      • Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs


      Looking south at Mount Ethan Allen
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        • Date Created: 1917-09
        • Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs


        Couching Lion (Camel's Hump) from a Bolton Mountain trail
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          • Date Created: 1917-07
          • Description: "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
          • Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs


          Dean Panorama on Stark Mountain
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            • Date Created: 1917-08
            • Description: The boys in this photo are identified as Lyman and Rodgers Burnham. This panorama on Stark Mountain is 14 miles south of Camels Hump. The mountain in the distance is Camel's Hump (previously called "Couching Lion").
            • Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs


            Birch Glen sign on General Stark Mountain
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              • Date Created: 1917-02-18 00:00:00
              • Description: The sign reads "Birch Glen 3 m." and has a G.M.C. (Green Mountain Club) marking.
              • Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs


              Raising huts on Killington
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                • Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs


                Theron Dean winter hiking with pack in Glen Ellen
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                  • Date Created: 1917-02-17 00:00:00
                  • Description: Original notation for the slide's coloring stated: "Elevation 3430 ft. Had red and black blaid mackinaw. Blue or black cap. Brown tote bag. Leather straps over shoulders can make white or red tops to stockings." This slide was later colored by Mrs. Perry.
                  • Parent Collections: Long Trail Photographs