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The Musicians
1907
Campers, L-R: Clay Judson, Carl (Charles) Greene, and Bill Marr playing mandolins at their campsite.
Howard Greene
1907
A candid portrait of Howard Greene, also known as Dad, in a tent.
Shooting the Rapids
1907
Two men watching from the shore as Bill Marr shoots the Kettle Rapids in a canoe. The spectators are sitting on logs.
Making a Tent Fly
1907
Howard Greene (left), another traveler (middle), and young Howard T. Greene are improvising and sewing a needed tent fly while in camp.
Nevers Dam
1907
A view of Nevers Dam, with a canoe on the shoreline in the foreground.
Camps
1907
The travelers camp near the Northern Pacific Ridge. Canoes are docked at the edge of the river, and a pile of logs are in the foreground.
