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"The Long Trail to Mt. Horrid"
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Title:
"The Long Trail to Mt. Horrid"
Town:
Unknown
County:
No_County
State:
Vermont
Date:
1914
Description:
In this historic photograph a man with his back to the camera is reading a trail marker. The man is standing on a trail that runs along the bottom of the image. The trail is covered in grass and it is surround by a wooded area where deciduous trees and leafy plants are growing. The man is wearing long pants, a long-sleeved shirt, and a hat. He carries a large knapsack on his back. The marker in front of him is attached to a leafy, deciduous tree and reads "The Long Trail To Mt. Horrid." It appears to be summer. This is from a collection of photos that show Herbert W. Congdon and two non-commissioned men from Company A, 23rd Regiment of the New York National Guard. They are hiking along the Mansfield to Brandon-Rochester Pass.
Filename:
LS14624_000.jpg
Size:
1815 x 2546 pixels; 3700869 bytes
Original Filename:
BHMD_0002.jpg
Original Metadata:
Herbert W. Congdon ""Photos from trip on Long Trail - H.W.C. with 2 Non-Com. Co A 23rd Reg. NY Natl. Guard 1914, Mansfield to Brandon- Rochester Pass
Keywords:
Conifers; Culture; Deciduous; Forest plants; Forests and Plants; Grassland plants; Hiking; Human Activity; Human Constructs; Living Things; Men; Nature; People; Plants; Recreation; Roads; Season; Summer; The Long Trail; Time; Trails; Trees;
Source:
Special Collections, Bailey/Howe Library, University of Vermont
Submitted By:
Malin Deon
Submitted On:
2008-06-23
Original Media:
Photograph
Scanning/Digitization/Creation Notes:
MacBook OSX 10.5.2 CanoScan LiDE 90
Image Scanned By:
Malin Deon
Catalogue Information:
2644
Relative Dating Rationale:
Original Metadata
Times viewed:
15859
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