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Chambers, Richard Harwood

Face of Ross Dam, Oct. 11, 1964
Ross Dam from trail, Oct. 11, 1964
Pantheon Range - Siva [Mountain], [Mount] Vishnu & Byamee [Mountain] from [Mount] Astarte, July 20, 1966
Pantheon Trip - Bob Cuthbert & Paul Plummer on [Mount] Astarte, July 20, 1966
Mt. [Mount] Col. [Colonel] Foster, May 22, 1966
Mt. [Mount] Col. [Colonel] Foster, May 22, 1966
Car in parking lot - Crystal Mt. [Mountain], Mar. 1, 1966
Mt. [Mount] Brunswick from ridge, May 6, 1951
Peak east of lake - Silver Creek area, June 17, 1951
View to south on way to n.w. [northwest] peak - Silver Creek area, June 17, 1951
Lions from Dam Ridge, May 20, 1951
Ridge of Dam [Mountain] looking west, May 20, 1951
Mt. [Mount] Brunswick, May 6, 1951
[View looking up at a mountain]
Black Buttes, Mt. [Mount] Baker, July 1, 1951
View southwest from peak northwest of lake - Silver Creek area, June 17, 1951
Lions from Hollyburn [Mountain], Nov. 18, 1951
Mt. [Mount] Shasta from train, Oct. 8, 1951
Peak east of lake - Silver Creek area, June 17, 1951
Mt. [Mount] Baker ice school, July 15, 1951
Mt. [Mount] Baker ice school, July 15, 1951
Mt. [Mount] Baker ice school, July 15, 1951
[Mount] Baker ice school, July 15, 1951
[Mount] Baker ice school, July 15, 1951
Joe Hutton climbing [Mount] Baker, Apr. 12, 1952

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