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Album caption: A concrete bridge on a new highway in the interior. No index card.
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Album caption: Grazing lands in The Sinks area of the Spruce Knob quadrangle. September 1921. No index card.
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Album caption: Scenes near Circleville. Circleville quadrangle. October 1921. No index card.
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Album caption: A log hauler road on the Cumberland Plataeu. The rails are logs laid end to end. Byrdstown quadrangle, November 1921. No index card.
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Album caption: J.B. Mertie, Jr., geologist and chief of party, and J.O. Kilmartin, topographer, at Fort Yukon. June 4, 1926. No Index card.
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Album caption: Scenes along the Horton Line and Paper Co. Spruce Knob quandrangle Oct. 1921. No index card.
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Album caption: A rural scene near Circleville. A Virginia split rail fence is in the foreground. October 1921. No index card.
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Album caption: Scenes near Celina on the Cumberland River. Dec 1921. No index card available.
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Album caption: Multonomah Falls on the Columbia River Highway near Portland. Total fall 620 feet. No index card.
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Album caption: Stela F. One of the most distinctive of the stela at Quirigua. It projects 24 feet above the ground. This is the south face and the glyphs are perhaps the most beautifully carved of any among the Maya inscriptions. An unusual feature of this stela is that it has two dates - A.D. 1761 and A.D. 724 which is likely a leap year correction. While Stela F. is one of the tallest here it is not the tallest. Stela E. is the tallest. It is 35 feet long by 5 feet wide and 4 feet thick. It projects 26 feet 6 inches above ground and weights 65 tons. It is the largest piece of stone every quarried by the Maya. Guatemala. 1922. No index card. The Ruins of Quirigua, Guatemala - This Maya archeological site is...
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Album caption: Bill Leslie and a pack horse ready to leave McKeen Brook camp. No index card.
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Album caption: E.L. McCartney and Bowie Johnson carrying spring water for camp. No index card.
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Album caption: Henequen drying on racks at a hacienda in the Puuc Hills of southern Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. No index card.
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Album caption: The rugged coast of the village of Hookena. Pali Kaholo is the sharp cliff-like feature back from the shoreline and can be seen in about the center of this photograph taken from the Hookena road. This is a very dry area of the South Kona coast. 2.10.24. No index card.
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Album caption: Moving camp from Kauleoli to Keanapaakai on the west slope Mauna Loa. Joe Medeiros and Frank Medeiros and Kauala Simeona at Fujino's store at the trail forks on the Government road. Coffee trees in the background. 1.2.25. 11:30 a.m. No index card.
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Album caption: This sailboat was used to travel to Isla Caja de Muertos to complete topographic mapping of the small island southeast of Ponce. The high mountains in the background are in the Cordillera Central. The highest point in Puerto Rico is Cerro de Punta, 4389 feet above sea level, and which can be seen in this photograph. Columbus followed the south coast of the island and in these waters on his second voyage in 1493. (Photos 24 and 25 were taken by me in December 1942 with a Rolleiflex camera.) No index card.
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Album caption: Laguna Condado in San Juan. Fort San Geronimo is in the left center near the break in the shoreline. No index card.
map background search result map search result map J.B. Mertie, Jr. and J.O. Kilmartin. Fort Yukon, Alaska. 1926. Baggage transfer at Isabela, Puerto Rico. 1922. Sailboat used to travel to Isla Caja de Muertos to complete topographic mapping. Puerto Rico. 1942. Concrete bridge on a new highway. Puerto Rico. n.d. Laguna Condado. San Juan, Puerto Rico. 1935. Eighth century monument, Stela F, ancient Maya archaeological site of Quirigua. Rio Motagua Valley, Guatemala. 1922. Main Street and the hotel at Garrison. North Dakota. 1920. Grazing lands in the Sinks area of the Spruce Knob quadrangle. West Virginia. 1921. Scenes near Circleville. West Virginia. 1921. Scenes along the Horton Line and Paper Company. West Virginia. 1921. A rural scene near Circleville. West Virginia. 1921. A log hauler road on the Cumberland Plateau. Tennessee. 1921. Scenes near Celina on the Cumberland River. Tennessee. 1921. Bear Creek Valley in late afternoon. Oregon. 1923. Multonomah Falls on the Columbia River Highway near Portland. Oregon. 1923. Bill Leslie and a pack horse ready to leave McKeen Brook camp. Maine. circa 1930. E.L. McCartney and Bowie Johnson carrying spring water for camp. Maine. circa 1930. Henequen drying on racks. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. The rugged coast south of the village of Hookena. Hawaii. 1924. Moving camp from Kauleoli to Keanapaakai on the west slope of Mauana Loa. Hawaii. 1925. Baggage transfer at Isabela, Puerto Rico. 1922. Sailboat used to travel to Isla Caja de Muertos to complete topographic mapping. Puerto Rico. 1942. Concrete bridge on a new highway. Puerto Rico. n.d. Laguna Condado. San Juan, Puerto Rico. 1935. Henequen drying on racks. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. A log hauler road on the Cumberland Plateau. Tennessee. 1921. Scenes near Celina on the Cumberland River. Tennessee. 1921. Eighth century monument, Stela F, ancient Maya archaeological site of Quirigua. Rio Motagua Valley, Guatemala. 1922. Grazing lands in the Sinks area of the Spruce Knob quadrangle. West Virginia. 1921. Scenes near Circleville. West Virginia. 1921. Scenes along the Horton Line and Paper Company. West Virginia. 1921. A rural scene near Circleville. West Virginia. 1921. Bill Leslie and a pack horse ready to leave McKeen Brook camp. Maine. circa 1930. E.L. McCartney and Bowie Johnson carrying spring water for camp. Maine. circa 1930. Main Street and the hotel at Garrison. North Dakota. 1920. Bear Creek Valley in late afternoon. Oregon. 1923. Multonomah Falls on the Columbia River Highway near Portland. Oregon. 1923. The rugged coast south of the village of Hookena. Hawaii. 1924. Moving camp from Kauleoli to Keanapaakai on the west slope of Mauana Loa. Hawaii. 1925. J.B. Mertie, Jr. and J.O. Kilmartin. Fort Yukon, Alaska. 1926.