Around Albion Pass near Brighton

File — Box: 1, Folder: 7

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Photograph number 1: Tuscarora near Lake Catherine, 1937
Photograph number 2: On Albion Pass looking south, 1937
Photograph number 3: Bill, Albion Pass straight ahead; Lake Catherine to the left, 1937
Photograph number 4: Bill, just below Dog Lake, 1937
Photograph number 5: Millicent from below Lake Catherine, 1937
Photograph number 6: Bill on slope below Dog Lake, 1936-1937
Photograph number 7: Bill near top slope below Dog Lake, 1937
Photograph number 8: Bill below Albion Pass(seen straight ahead), Catherine over hill at left, 1937
Photograph number 9: Lake Catherine and Mt. Majestic in distance, track leads down ridge to Dog Lake, 1937
Photograph number 10: Trail from Balsam's to Ferryland, 1936-1937
Photograph number 11: Car near Brighton, 1935-1936
Photograph number 12: Car on road just below Brighton, 1935-1936
Photograph number 13: Bill Lence in front of cabin, 1936-1937
Photograph number 14: Mt. Millicent from porch of Balsam's Inn, circa 1933
Photograph number 15: Near cabin in Brighton, 1936-1937
Photograph number 16: From in front of cabin early in season, 1936
Photograph number 17: Kelser Park, circa 1933
Photograph number 18: Looking toward Twin Lakes from down hill course, June 1937
Photograph number 19: looking toward Twin Lakes from down hill course, June 1937
Photograph number 20: Left-Right: Rob, Bill Lence and Ted Major
Photograph number 21: Willy Christensen shoveling snow off roof
Photograph number 22: Rob, Bill Lence and Alexander
Photograph number 23: Krantz ski jumping at Ferryland
Photograph number 24: Across from Brighton Basin looking toward Down Mountain Trail
Photograph number 25: Krantz, jeep, Ted Major and Bill Lence
Photograph number 26: Mt. Millicent from just below cabin
Photograph number 27: Balsam's burning, 1937
Photograph number 28: Balsam's burning, 1937
Photograph number 29: Balsam's burning, 1937

Dates

circa 1930-1949

Language of Materials

From the Collection: Collection materials are in English.

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