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Drying Blankets
1911
From L-R: Howard T. Greene, Bill Marr, and Doc Copeland holding a blanket over a campfire to dry it. The shoreline is on the right.
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 ...
Drying the Blankets
1911
Clay Judson (in the foreground) and Doc Copeland hanging up blankets to dry after a rain shower.
Loading Supplies
1909
The Gang loading their travel supplies at a campsite. From left to right are: Doc Copeland, Howard T. Greene, Bill Marr, Fred Carr, and Howard Greene.
The Musicians
1907
Campers, L-R: Clay Judson, Carl (Charles) Greene, and Bill Marr playing mandolins at their campsite.
Uprooted Tree
1911
Carl Greene and Bill Marr posing and standing with their arms spread wide at the base of a large, uprooted tree at the shoreline. Their canoes are in the water of Jean Lake on the left.
