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- Title
- Merton Leroy Joslyn in Long Trail Patrol Car 2
- Date Created
- 1933-06
- Description
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A note on the original images states that this photograph was taken at Professor Monroe's (most likely his farm on Camel's Hump). The side of the car reads: "Long Trail Patrol Monroe Skyline."
- Title
- William Habada and Professor Monroe at the Bolton Skyline
- Date Created
- 1925
- Title
- Professor Monroe and party on Couching Lion (Camel's Hump)
- Description
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Pictured are: 1. Alice W. Dean, 2. Professor Monroe, 3. Miss Goodell, 4. Miss Mabel Brounell (back), 5. Miss Kate Hickok, 6. Mr. Harry W. Dewey. "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
- Title
- Party on Couching Lion (Camel's Hump)
- Date Created
- 1923-08-22
- Description
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Pictured are: 1. Alice W. Dean, 2. Professor Monroe, 3. Miss Goodell, 4. Miss Mabel Brounell (back), 5. Miss Kate Hickok, 6. Mr. Harry W. Dewey. "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.
- Title
- Monroe and Farr on Burnt Rock
- Date Created
- 1920
- Description
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Slide made and colored by Beseler Co. and recolored by Mrs. Perry in March, 1929.
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- Monroe at Emily Proctor Lodge
- Date Created
- 1918-09-03
- Title
- William Seymour Monroe at Proctor Shelter
- Date Created
- 1918-08
- Description
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Monroe is here pictured with packs and wheel at the Proctor Lodge.
- Title
- Davidson, Miss Cooley, Allen Smith, Professor Monroe, Gilbert Smith at a work party on Mount Wilson
- Date Created
- 1918-08
- Title
- Monroe Party leaving the Atkins House
- Date Created
- 1917-08-31
- Title
- Professor Monroe at Battell Lodge (north side)
- Date Created
- 1917-07-22
- Title
- William Seymour Monroe at the Battell Shelter
- Date Created
- 1917-07-22
- Description
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Taken on a Sunday afternoon.
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- William Seymour Monroe and Eugene Berry at Shelter Rock, Bolton Mountain
- Date Created
- 1917-07-19
- Description
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Eugene Berry lived in Essex Jct., VT.
- Title
- At Birch Glen Camp
- Date Created
- 1916-09
- Description
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Pictured are Olden Paris, Theron S. Dean, and William Seymour Monroe drying out after a storm.