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Chambers, Richard Harwood

Tantalus from D.H. [Diamond Head] Trail, Sept. 3, 1955
Mt. [Mount] Garibaldi from D.H. [Diamond Head] Chalet, Sept. 3, 1955
Diamond Head Lodge, Sept. 3, 1955
Mt. [Mount] Shuksan from Mt. [Mount] Baker, Aug. 21, 1955
Mt. [Mount] Baker from logging road, Aug. 21, 1955
View down Asulkan Valley, Mar. 29, 1964
Bridge at A.C.C. [Alpine Club of Canada] cabin - Glacier, Mar. 29, 1964
Group at A.C.C. [Alpine Club of Canada] cabin - Glacier, Mar. 29, 1964
Squamish from "Chief," Dec. 13, 1959
Snow conditions - Illecillewaet [Glacier], Mar. 28, 1964
[Mount] Sir Donald from Illec. [Illecillewaet Glacier], Mar. 28, 1964
Batzer Hut - 2 frames, Sept. 18, 1965
Heinz Rostek starting on Lydia [Mountain], April 17, 1965
Chehalis area from plane, June 24, 1965
Chehalis area from plane, June 24, 1965
Chehalis area from plane, June 24, 1965
Chehalis area from plane, June 24, 1965
Close-up of ridge of Mt. [Mount] Wood (Coliseum), May 31, 1964
Mt. [Mount] Wood (Coliseum) from plane, May 31, 1964
Mt. [Mount] Alpha - north face, May 31, 1964
Shuksan Summit Tower route, May 3, 1964
Opabin Pass from Yukness Ledge, Aug. 8, 1954
Winnie's Slide - [Mount] Shuksan, May 3, 1964
Tree - Mt. [Mount] Seymour, Mar. 6, 1960
Doris & lower cabins - Tod Mt. [Mountain], Mar. 14, 1965

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