The date given in the original title is Friday, August 25-28, 1926. These dates most likely refer to the dates of the hiking trip on which the photograph was taken. "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
The date given in the original title is Friday, August 25-28, 1926. These dates most likely refer to the dates of the hiking trip on which the photograph was taken. "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
The date given in the original title is Friday, August 25-28, 1926. These dates most likely refer to the dates of the hiking trip on which the photograph was taken. "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
The date given in the original title is Friday, August 25-28, 1926. These dates most likely refer to the dates of the hiking trip on which the photograph was taken. "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
The date given in the original title is Friday, August 25-28, 1926. These dates most likely refer to the dates of the hiking trip on which the photograph was taken. "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
The date given in the original title is Friday, August 25-28, 1926. These dates most likely refer to the dates of the hiking trip on which the photograph was taken. "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
The date given in the original title is Friday, August 25-28, 1926. These dates most likely refer to the dates of the hiking trip on which the photograph was taken. "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
The date given in the original title is Friday, August 25-28, 1926. These dates most likely refer to the dates of the hiking trip on which the photograph was taken. "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
The date given in the original title is Friday, August 25-28, 1926. These dates most likely refer to the dates of the hiking trip on which the photograph was taken. "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
This slide comes from a series of photos taken during Herbert Wheaton Congdon's journey along the Long Trail from Mount Mansfield to the Brandon-Rochester Pass in 1914. Accompanying Congdon were three non commissioned officers of the 23rd Regiment NY National Guard, Company A.
