Latitude: 37.8399200439453, Longitude: -119.540397644043
Organization: US National Park Service
Address: Yosemite National Park Archives, PO Box 700-W, El Portal, CA 95318
Email: yose_archives@nps.gov
Pioneer engineer in Calif. Copied from photo loaned by California State Library. copied April 21, 1951, Ralph H. Anderson
Speech by Wm. Sell, Wawona Hotel, Yosemite Dedication of PYHC.
Speech by Wm. Sell, Wawona Hotel, Yosemite Dedication of PYHC.
Taken at Madison Museum, Madison Junction, Yellowstone. As he died the following year, probably last photo taken of him.
Oldtimer, of Mariposa, who played cornet when Gen. Grant visited Yosemite in 1879.
Oldtimer, of Mariposa, who played cornet when Gen. Grant visited Yosemite in 1879.
J.C. Smith keeper of the Cosmopolitan House in old Yosemite Village in the early 1870's.
Mrs. J.C. Smith of Merced & Yosemite.
Left to Right: TOP ROW: Mrs. Topple, mother of Mrs. Albert Snow; Mr. Topple, father of Mrs. Albert Snow; Maria E. Snow. BOTTOM ROW: C. O. Drew (married Snow's daughter, Marie E. Snow); Maria Snow, age about 16; Mrs. Topple, mother of Mrs. Snow. Copied Apri
Autograph of Eleanor Sell. Copied from the autograph books of Dorothy & Nellie Atkinson. Copied courtesy Bonnie Douthit. Copied October 1980 by Michael Dixon.
Autograph of Wm. Sell. Copied from the autograph books of Dorothy & Nellie Atkinson. Copied courtesy Bonnie Douthit. Copied October 1980 by Michael Dixon.
Autograph of Gertrude Sibley, cousin of Dorothy Atkinson. Copied courtesy Bonnie Douthit. Copied October 1980 by Michael Dixon.
Mrs. Albert (Emily) Snow. Done by Rummel's Studio of Lodi, CA. Gentleman may be Albert Snow.
Theodore Solomons in high country
Theodore Solomons, New York.
Harry Sorenson with the Best's Studio car. Copied from an Ansel Adams' Gallery notebook.
Portrait of James Savage by Van Halle. Neg. copied 1996, Leroy Radanovich.
Neg. copied by Michael Dixon, March, 1987. Photo donated by Shrley Sargent.
John Stevens. one time guardian (October 1899-September 1904) of Yosemite at extreme left. On horseback, at extreme left, Alice Bruce Garibaldi, of San Francisco. The two stages are shown, one entering tree and one leaving big tree.