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Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Photograph, from left to right, of Frances West and Howard Buttress standing on the bank of a stream near Silver Lake while Howard Buttress poses with a fish. Howard stands, right-of-center, on a pebble-covered bank of a stream. He holds up a fish with one hand by its gill. He is turned towards the left, but turns his head towards the camera. Frances West stands partially out-of-frame on the left. She rests a hand to her hip as she faces and looks towards Howard. A canoe lies on the shore behind Howard. The stream flows behind him at right, curving to the left where it disappears behind some tall grasses. On the opposite bank, a mountain rises in the background at right. Text from negative sleeve: 1076. Silver Lake trip 1914. Camp at Silver Lake. 1. Mrs Mary A. West with couple trout. Frances West in rear. 2 [handwritten:] + 3 [end handwritten]. 2 views of Buttress with a trout we had caught, and Ted McClellan's canvas canoe which we used on the lake. 2 films. [handwritten:] 4. [end handwritten] [5 crossed out] Buttress in camp with the trout. [handwritten:] 5. [end handwritten] [4 crossed out] Al Schmitz and I go out in the McClellan's canvas canoe for a couple of hours and have great sport. L to R: H.H.West. Frances West. Chester Schmitz. Elizabeth West. Al Schmitz. [handwritten:] 5 [end handwritten] [4 crossed out] films
Type
Format
b&w nitrate negative
Identifier
uclamss_1998_1076_001 ark:/21198/zz002hs8f6
Language
No linguistic content
Subject
Inyo National Forest (Calif. and Nev.) Streams--California--June Lake Canoes--American--California--June Lake Fish--California Buttress, Howard Patrick, 1883-1964
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