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Namakan Rapids
1911
Rapids on the Namakan River, featuring an apron of smooth water and a rocky shoreline on the opposite side.
Namakan River
1911
A panoramic view of the Namakan River created by piecing two photographs together.
Namakan River Shore
1911
The dramatic shoreline of the Namakan River, featuring eroded land and tall trees. The canoes are on the shoreline.
Canoeing
1911
Clay, Doc Copeland, and Diadem (Di) the dog are in a canoe on what may be Namakan River or Lake.
Canoe with a Sail
1911
View across water towards Howard T. Greene traveling down a river in a canoe with a sail. The far shoreline is in the background.
Dawson Trail Pine
1911
View from shoreline towards a tall, lone pine tree further up the shoreline, which marks the Dawson Trail.
