Lower Grapevine Ranch Reservoir and pier looking west. Circa 1926.
This is an historic black and white photograph from the Scotty's Castle Historic Photograph Collection, Death Valley National Park of at least sixteen men standing and sitting on dirt dam behind reservoir. Wood pier over reservoir to left. Two men in the water. Two dogs with the men. Vegetation on left side of earthen berm. Number in black ink in lower left corner.
Lower Grapevine Ranch Reservoir and pier looking west. Circa 1926. Photographed by Mat Roy Thompson. Two men in water, about 17 men and two dogs on far bank. Albert M. Johnson may be on far left. Reservoir completed in winter 1926. Number in black ink lower right corner refers to historic photograph numbering system: 1169. Black and white, 7 x 9 inch, horizontal format. Corner mounted on photograph album page.
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Thompson, Mat Roy
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