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Album caption: Great Smoky Mountains Field Excursion. Chevron folds in phyllite, Loc. C, Foothill sequence of Ocoee Series. Sevier County, Tennessee. November 1952. (Photo by F.M. Chace).
Album caption and index card: Block field of Thunderhead Sandstone on the north side of U.S. Highway 441 west of the Loop. Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Sevier County, Tennessee. Circa 1950. Published as Figure 44, U.S. Geological Survey. Professional Paper 349-B.
Album caption and index card: Dark slate, Anakeesta formation. Bedding and slaty cleavage in dark chloritoidal slate. View east-northeast at beds dipping 25° SE, Styx Branch, south slope of Mount LeConte, 500 feet northwest of the junction with Alum Cove Creek. Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Sevier County, Tennessee. Circa 1950. Published as Figure 22-A, U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 349-B.
Album caption and index card: Bedding in the Pigeon siltstone. Argillitic metasiltstone showing parallel lamination in upper part, lenticular-laminate structure at lower left, fine current bedding and slump folds in 3-inch layer in middle. Roadcut on Little Pigeon River 2 miles north of Emerts Cove. Eastern Great Smoky Mountains, Sevier County, Tennessee. ca. 1950. Published as Figure 11-B in U.S. Geological Survey. Professional Paper 349-B. 1963.
Album caption and index card: Bedding in the Pigeon siltstone. Current bedding in fine-grained sandstone. Eastern Great Smoky Mountains, Sevier County, Tennessee. ca. 1950. Published as Figure 11-A in U.S. Geological Survey. Professional Paper 349-B. 1963.
Album caption and index card: Great Smoky Mountains Field Excursion. Loc. C. Outcrops of phyllite on Laurel Creek showing metamorphic structures in rocks of the Foothill sequence of the Ocoee Series. Prominent fracture cleavage cutting foliation planes. Sevier County, Tennessee. November 1952.
Album caption and index card: Conglomerate in Thunderhead Sandstone. Quartzite-pebble conglomerate; larger pebbles are quartzite and quartz; smaller one are microcline; a few pebbles are granite. Altitude is 3,540 feet on the trail from Porters Flat to Trillium Gap. Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Sevier County, Tennessee. Circa 1950. Published as Figure 19-B, U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 349-B.
Album caption and index card: Internal features of alluvial deposits. Excavation in the same deposit in the town of Gatlinburg, showing many boulders of Thunderhead sandstone in red clayey matrix. Eastern Great Smoky Mountains, Sevier County, Tennessee. ca. 1950. Published as Figure 45-B in U.S. Geological Survey. Professional Paper 349-B. 1963.
Album caption and index card: Great Smoky Mountains Field Excursion. Loc. C. Outcrops of phyllite on Laurel Creek showing metamorphic structures in rocks of the Foothill sequence of the Ocoee Series. Priminent fracture cleavage cutting foliation planes that are parallel or nearly parallel to bedding. Sevier County, Tennessee. November 1952. (Photo by F.M. Chace).
Album caption and index card: Surface features of alluvial deposits. Alluvial fan at Cherokee Orchard, 3 miles southwest of Gatlinburg. View is west-southwest from the east side of the fan, where it is about 1 mile wide. Lower slopes of Bull Head are on the left. On the left skyline is Sugarland Mountain beyond the West Prong Little Pigeon River. Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Sevier County, Tennessee. Circa 1950. Published as Figure 45-A, U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 349-B.
Album caption and index card: Great Smoky Mountains Field Excursion. Loc. C. Phyllite of Ocoee series. Chevron folds formed by deformation of foliation planes. Sevier County, Tennessee. November 1952. (Photo by F.M. Chace).
Album caption and index card: Pisolites, Great Smoky Group. Flattened siliceous pisolites in sandy dolomite, Anakeesta Formation. Boulevard Trail on the east side of Myrtle Point, Mount LeConte. Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Sevier County, Tennessee. Circa 1950. Published as Figure 21-B, U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 349-B.
Album caption: Photomicrograph of siliceous pisolitic dolomite, Anakeesta formation. Large, eccentrically layered pisolite and smaller more uniform pisolites with angular quartz fragments in fine-grained dolomite. The mineral with high relief in the large pisolite is clacite. Fine-grained groundmass is mainly dolomite with carbon dust. Plane light. Eastern Great Smoky Mountains, Sevier County, Tennessee. ca. 1950. No index card. Published as Figure 23-A in U.S. Geological Survey. Professional Paper 349-B. 1963.
Album caption and index card: Intraformational breccia, Anakeesta Formation. Intraformational fragments of argillaceous beds in coarse feldspathic sandstone. Dark layers of sandy argillite at the top. Alum Cave Creek about 0.2 mile below Styx Branch, south side of Mount LeConte. Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Sevier County, Tennessee. Circa 1950. Published as Figure 22-B, U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 349-B.
Album caption and index card: Middle Prong Little Pigeon River above Emerts Cove - scenic view. Ledges of Roaring Fork Sandstone with bedding dipping gently upstream (south). Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Sevier County, Tennessee. Circa 1948.
Album caption and index card: Great Smoky Mountains Field Excursion. Loc. C. Outcrops of phyllite of Foothill sequence (Ocoee Series) showing metamorphic structures, chevron folds formed by deformation of foliation planes - or slaty cleavage. Sevier County, Tennessee. November 1952. (Photo by F.M. Chace).
Album caption: Photomicrograph of siliceous pisolitic dolomite, Anakeesta formation. Large, eccentrically layered pisolite and smaller more uniform pisolites with angular quartz fragments in fine-grained dolomite. The mineral with high relief in the large pisolite is calcite. Fine grained groundmass is mainly dolomite with carbon dust. Crossed nicols. Great Smoky Mountains Naitonal Park. Sevier County, Tennessee. ca. 1950. No index card. Published as Figure 23-B in U.S. Geological Survey. Professional Paper 349-B. 1963.
Album caption and index card: Anakeesta Formation, cliff tops - Mt. LeConte. Cleavage bedding. Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Sevier County, Tennessee. April 1953.
Album caption and index card: Conglomerate in Thunderhead Sandstone. Normal quartz-feldspar conglomerate: prominent white pebbles are microcline;, more abundant quartz is gray. Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Sevier County, Tennessee. Circa 1950. Published as Figure 19-A, U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 349-B.
Album caption and index card: Great Smoky Mountains Field Excursion. Loc. F (State Highway 73, one mile wast of Gatlinburg, TN). Metasiltstone of Foothill sequence. Jerry Hadley in foreground. Sevier County, Tennessee. November 1952. (Photo by F.M. Chace).
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