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Meade Lake, Big Horn Mountions, altitude about 11,000 feet. Photograph by J. Stimson. Johnson County, Wyoming. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 5-B. 1906.
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Album Caption: Tertiary deposits on east side of Canyon Creek, Bighorn Mountains. Looking south.Shows boulder bed on loams and sands. 1 sec. f32, poor light. Noon, Roll NC. O. Cloud Peak quadrangle, Big Horn County, Wyoming. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 22-A. 1906.
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Album Caption: Looking north up Canyon of North Fork of Powder River, 2 miles above its mouth, Bighorn Mountains. Shows tensleep sandstone, Amsden formation and Littlehorn limestone. Taken from a point a short distance farther north than dnh00992. 2 sec. f32, 3pm. moderate light, Cut s23. Cloud Peak quadrangle, Johnson County, Wyoming. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 8-B. 1906.
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Album Caption: High level earliest Pleistocene boulder deposit, Bighorn Mountains, south of Little Goose Creek, Wyoming, nearer view, showing alternation of sand and boulders. Sheridan County, Wyoming. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 25. 1906.
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Album Caption: Cloud peak from the southeast, Big Horn Mountains. Taken from 10,550 feet A.T., ane and one half miles east of Lake Solitude. Shows glaciated granite. 2 sec. f 32, 9am. Cut s23. Cloud Peak quadrangle, Big Horn County, Wyoming. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 8-A. 1906.
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Album Caption: Cliff of red beds of Chugwater formation on North Wood Creek, opposite mouth of Tensleep Creek, 1 mile west of Tensleep Post Office, west side of Big Horn Mountains. Looking north. Either 3 or 6 sec. f 32. Shortly after sunset. Roll NC. O. Cloud Peak quadrangle, Big Horn County, Wyoming. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 1. 1906.
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Album Caption: Tongue River Canyon, Bighorn Mountains. Carboniferous limestone and flume. heridan County, Wyoming. 1901. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 32, Plate 27. 1905, Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 14. 1906.
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Album Caption: East side of Bighorn uplift, on north side of south fork of Crazy Woman Creek, southwest of Buffalo.Shows Tensleep and underlying formations in crossection (diagonally). High point near center is Boghorn limestone, ridge to right is Laramie conglomerate. 2 sec. f 32, 3pm. Moderate light, Roll NC.O. Johnson County, Wyoming. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 39-B. 1906.
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Album Caption: Silurian limestone and associated formations in foor hills of Bighorn Mountains on the south side of Little Tongue River, looking southeast, Wyoming. Sheridan County, Wyoming. 1901. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 10-A. 1906. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Folio 141, figure 6. 1906.
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Kearney Lake, Big Horn Mountains. Photo by J. Stimson. Johnson County, Wyoming. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 44-B. 1906.
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Album Caption: Looking west down Buffalo Creek canyon from Hole-in-the-Wall, east side of Big Horn Mountains. Shows cliffs of cross-bedded Tensleep sandstone. Cut s23. Johnson County, Wyoming. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 15-B, 1906.
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Album Caption: Tensleep sandstone at the end of canyon of North Fork of Powder River, southwest of Bull Camp. Looking south. Red Beds Valley to left. 1 sec. f 64, 3pm, Roll NC. O. Nearly same as dnh00990 but better light. Cloud Peak quadrangle, Johnson County, Wyoming. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 17-B. 1906.
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Album Caption: Laramie conglomerate in foothills of Bighorn Mountains, north side of north fork of Rock Creek, Wyoming, looking west to granite. Johnson County, Wyoming. 1901. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 32, Plate 30. 1905, Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 20. 1906
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Album Caption: High level earliest Pleistocene boulder deposit lying against limestone of foot hills of Bighorn Mountains, south of Little Goose Creek. Looking south. Sheridan County, Wyoming. 1901. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 24-A. 1906.
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Album Caption: Arate just south of Cloud Peak, Big Horn Mountains, Wyoming, looking south across head of south fork of South Piney Creek. Johnson County, Wyoming. August, 1902. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 30. 1906.
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Album Caption: Anticline with steep western limb,Little Big Horn Canyon, Big Horn Mountains, Wyoming. Looking north. Granite in foreground to right, shows Cambrian shales and Silurian to Carboniferous limestones. Sheridan County, Wyoming. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 41-B. 1906.
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Cloud Peak, from the east, looking up south fork of South Piney Creek, Bighorn Mountains, Johnson County, Wyoming. August, 1902. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 32, Plate 26-A. 1905, Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 32. 1906.
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Boulder terraces on Laramie beds between Clear Creek and Johnson Creek, from north side of Johnson Creek, looking south. Bighorn Mountains west of Buffalo, Wyoming. Johnson County, Wyoming. 1902. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 24-B. 1906.
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Album Caption: East side of Bighorn uplift, on north side of sorth Fork of Crazy Woman Creek,southwest of Buffalo. Shows tensleep and underlying formations in cross section. Ridge to right is Laramie conglomerate. Peak on left is Bighorn limestone. Cut s23. Johnson County, Wyoming. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Folio 142, figure 16. 1906.
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Glacier, Cloud Peak, Bighorn Mountains. Photo by J. Stimson. Johnson County, Wyoming. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 51, Plate 36-B. 1906.