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Carl Holds a Large Fish
1910
Carl posing outdoors holding a very large fish, with a fishing pole leaning against his shoulder.
Doc Copeland
August 1916
A candid portrait of Doc Copeland sitting outdoors. He is wearing a wool coat and is smoking a cigarette.
Five Boys
1910
L-R: Hannie (Fred Hanson), Howard T. Greene, "Piffy" (Charles Ilsley), Carl Greene, and Clay Judson.
Cope and McGrew
1914
Doc Copeland (left) and McGrew sitting together on a fence made of logs. There is a building with a long roof and a skylight in the background.
The Orchestra
1907
From left to right are Clay Judson, Carl, and Doc Copeland playing music by the St. Croix River. Doc purchased the drum at a Native American village.
