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The Gang
1909
The Gang at their campsite. From left to right are: Charles (Carl) Greene, Bill Marr, Dr. (Doc) Copeland, an unidentified man, and William MacLaren (Billy Mac). Doc and the unidentified man appear ...
Canoeing
1910
Rear view across water towards Billy Mac and another of The Gang paddling a canoe on a lake. The men have changed into a reserved set of travel clothes so are prepared to catch the train for Duluth...
Consulting the Maps
1910
The Gang is sitting on their packs or bedrolls as they consult their maps with a ranger.
Landing at Camp 3
1909
The Gang arriving at the site of their camp number three. Billy Mac and Bill Marr are walking along a dirt road toward Carl (left) and another of The Gang.
The Three Boys
1910
The three youngest travelers of The Gang posing together. From left to right are: Charles Isley, Fred Hanson, who is holding a fishing pole, and Howard T. Greene. Billy Mac is relaxing on a tarp be...
