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Group of People on Lake
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Group of men and women on the shore of an unidentified lake. Nearby, a second group of children, men, and women are pushing off from the shoreline in row boats.
1900
Bass, Edward A. (Edward Alpheus), 1860-1916
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Women and Children on Birch Lake
1900
View down hill of group of women and children on the shore of Birch lake.
People in Rowboat on Abels' Lake
1900
Group of five people in a rowboat on Abels' Lake.
Dr. Edward A. Bass near Boathouses
1900
Dr. Edward A. Bass posing near boathouses and pond (Montello Lake).
Mrs. Kern and Jessie Rowing Duck-Hunting Boats on Lake
1900
Mrs. Kern and Jessie rowing boats on unidentified lake. The far shoreline can be seen in the background.
