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Chambers, Richard Harwood

Peggy Lane & Al Sivyna - Brunswick [Mountain], May 6, 1951
J. Teevan & R. Yard - top of Grouse [Mountain], Apr. 22, 1951
Peak of Castle Towers [Mountain]: L. [Left] to R. [right], Jim Teevan, Tom Fallowfield, Ned Walters, Art Cooper & Fred Smith, Aug. 13, 1950
[Four people viewing the surrounding mountains]
[View looking down at four people walking across a snow-covered area of a mountain]
[Close-up look at a snow-covered mountain]
[Three people mountaineering]
[View of a mountain from an airplane]
[View of numerous mountains]
[View looking down at a person mountaineering]
[View of a mountain with a person sitting in the foreground]
[View of several mountains]
[Two people mountaineering]
[View looking out towards numerous mountains with a valley and lake in the foreground]
Walter - class H1
View south from east ridge of Old Baldy [Mount Robie Reid], May 24, 1952
[View of a mountain with a lake in the foreground]
[View looking out over a forest]
[View of several mountains]
[View of a mountain from behind a train]
[View looking up a mountain from the base of the mountain]
[Mount] Shuksan from Ruth Ridge, June 8, 1952
Stave Lake Power House, May 24, 1952
Old Baldy [Mount Robie Reid] from Stave Lake, May 24, 1952
Old Baldy [Mount Robie Reid] from east top of ridge, May 24, 1952

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