Name/Title
CollageEntry/Object ID
A1815.1Description
Collage of 15 photographs taken by Burton Frasher labeled, "Dedication of completed trail to Summit of Mt. Whitney, September 5, 1930." It was sponsored by the Golden Trout Club of Lone Pine.
The photos include the following:
A1839--Summit of Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the U.S., above Lone Pine, Calif.
A1640--Horace M. Albright, Director of National Parks, signs Sierra Club register on Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the United States, Lone Pine, Calif.
A1655--Horace M. Albright, Director of National Parks, dedicates completed trail on summit of Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the U.S. near Lone Pine, Calif.
A1644--On the trail to the highest mountain in the U.S., Mt. Whitney, Lone Pine, Calif.
A1654--Marker on summit Mt. Whitney, Lone Pine, Calif.
A1646--On the trail to the highest mountain in the U.S., Mt. Whitney, Lone Pine, Calif.
A1632--View down Lone PIne Canyon from Mt. Whitney Trail, Lone Pine, Calif.
A1631--On summit of Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the U.S., above Lone Pine, Calif.
A1633--Crest of the High Sierra from sumit Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the United States, near Lone Pine, Calif.
A1645--On the trail to the highest mountain in the U.S., Mt. Whitney, Lone Pine, Calif.
Unnumbered enlargement--Large group of people sitting around a campfire.
A1643--On the trail to the highest mountain in the U.S., Mt. Whitney, Lone PIne, Calif.
[Number torn off, starts with A1]--[No caption. Shows large group on summit of Mt. Whitney with the Smithsonian Hut in the background.]
A1634--Off for the top of the U.S.A., Mt. Whitney, above Lone Pine, Calif.
Unnumbered enlargement--Large group of horseback waving their hats in the air with Mt. Whitney in the background.Collection
Katharine Bonham Collection
