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- Approach to Cooley Glen from the South
- Date Created
- 1919-09
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Pictured is Herbert Wheaton Congdon.
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- Camel's Hump Club Huts
- Date Created
- 1919-09
- Description
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Identified in the photograph are (from left to right) Parmelee and Herbert Wheaton Congdon. The woman to the right is unidentified. Camel's Hump was previously referred to also as "Couching Lion."
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- Captain Congdon and Leverett Smith at Huntley's in Bolton
- Date Created
- 1920-08
- Description
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An original note states the Mrs. Huntley's was a "very popular overnight boarding house for hikers."
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- Chin of the Mount Mansfield Summit
- Date Created
- 1920-08
- Description
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Pictured are: Leverett Smith, Mr. Smith, Leach, and Herbert Wheaton Congdon.
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- Congdon and Leverett Smith on Mount Mansfield
- Date Created
- 1920-08
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- Congdon and men around a campfire
- Date Created
- 1914
- Description
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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.
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- Congdon and men around a formal table
- Date Created
- 1914
- Description
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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.
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- Congdon and surveying wheel at Dunsmoor Lodge
- Date Created
- 1920-08-24
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- Congdon and surveying wheel at Dunsmoor Lodge
- Date Created
- 1920-08-24
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- Congdon at the falls between Forest City and Montclair Glen
- Date Created
- 1919-09
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- Congdon at trail marker
- Date Created
- 1914
- Description
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The man on the right appears to be Herbert Wheaton Congdon. 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...
Show moreThe man on the right appears to be Herbert Wheaton Congdon. 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.
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- Congdon looking South from Mount Abraham at 7 a.m.
- Date Created
- 1918-09
- Description
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Bread Loaf Mountain is visible above the cloud.
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- Congdon looking South from the eyebrow on Mount Mansfield
- Date Created
- 1920-08-17
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- Congdon looking out at Camel's Hump and Bolton Valley from Dunsmoor Lodge
- Date Created
- 1920-08
- Description
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Camel's Hump was previously referred to also as "Couching Lion."
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- Congdon looking out over a mountain range
- Date Created
- 1940
- Description
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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.
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- Congdon lookout - Mount Abraham from Mount Ulysses Grant
- Date Created
- 1918-08
- Description
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Pictured are Herbert Wheaton Congdon and Allen Smith.
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- Congdon's patrol at a deserted lumber camp near Lake Mansfield
- Date Created
- 1914-09-08
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- Congdon, Cowles and Little at lunch at the foot of Dead Horse Hill on Mount Mansfield
- Date Created
- 1920-02-20
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- Congdon, unknown, Professor Monroe, Miss Monroe, Miss Brownwell, Colonel Whittlesey, and friend at the Glen Ellen Lodge
- Date Created
- 1920-08-08
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- Cooley Glen from trail to spring
- Date Created
- 1919-09
- Description
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The person carrying water to the far right of the photograph is Herbert Wheaton Congdon.