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Map of 1910 Canoe Trip
A detailed blueprint map showing the route of Howard Greene and The Gang's canoe trip through the Rainy Lake region in 1910.
St. Louis County Map
1911
A map of St. Louis County, Minnesota that traces the route of Howard Green and The Gang's canoe trip from Tower to Ranier.
Rainy Lake Region Journal Cover
1910
The brown leather cover of the journal of Howard Greene's Rainy Lake canoe trip. The title "The Gang in the Rainy Lake Region, 1910" is stamped onto the leather in gold.
Cyanotype Map From Camp 7 1/2
1909
A hand-drawn and illustrated map of The Gang's trip from their seventh camp to Lake Superior.
Map of Rainy Lake Gold Region
A geological map of the Rainy Lake region in Minnesota and Ontario.
Carl's Drawing of a Map
1910
Carl Greene's drawing of a map of The Gang's trip to Winton, titled "We drive to Winton." This map shows a road currently known as the Thirteen Corners Road from Ely to Winton.
