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Chambers, Richard Harwood

[Two people on the side of a mountain] Sept. 1947
[View of numerous mountains] Sept. 1947
View on [Mount] Seymour, Mar. 1952
View at dawn from east ridge of Old Baldy [Mount Robie Reid] east, May 25, 1952
View at dawn from east ridge of Old Baldy [Mount Robie Reid] north, May 25, 1952
View at dawn from east ridge of Old Baldy [Mount Robie Reid], May 25, 1952
Party on Old Baldy [Mount Robie Reid]: Joe Hutton, John Holmes, Norm Riddell & Jim Teevan, May 25, 1952
Old Baldy [Mount Robie Reid] from s.e. [southeast] ridge, May 25, 1952
View s.w. [southwest] from Coleman Glacier, Apr. 13, 1952
[Mount] Baker from Ruth Ridge, June 8, 1952
[Mount] Shuksan from trail above lake area, Sept. 2, 1951
[Mount] Shuksan from trail above lake area, Sept. 2, 1951
[Mount] Baker from [Mount] Shuksan, Sept. 2, 1951
[Mount] Baker from [Mount] Shuksan, Sept. 2, 1951
Climbing on [Mount] Shuksan, Sept. 2, 1951
Climbing on [Mount] Shuksan, Sept. 2, 1951
[Mount] Baker at sunrise from point above lake area, Sept. 2, 1951
Border Peaks from Red Mt. [Mountain (Larrabee Mountain)], Aug. 19, 1951
Rock work [on] Shuksan Peak, Sept. 2, 1951: Jon Kay
Shelter - Russet Lake, Oct. 29, 1967
[A man preparing food over a stove]
[Numerous trees covered in snow]
[Numerous trees covered in snow]
Joe Hutton
John Booth

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