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The Washburn home in Putney, Vermont. A 500 acre farm, whose chief crop was tobacco. Henry, Edward, John & Julius were raised on this farm. Julius remained there to raise tobacco, maple syrup and children (7) by 3 wives. He lived here all his life but died at the Wawona Hotel in 1907. Hugh Goodell (PHotogr:) was Julius' son-in-law. (Hugh is dead, but son is still alive). Copied courtesy of the Shirley Sargent Collection.
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The Washburn home in Putney, Vermont. A 500 acre farm, whose chief crop was tobacco. Henry, Edward, John & Julius were raised on this farm. Julius remained there to raise tobacco, maple syrup and children (7) by 3 wives. He lived here all his life but died
The Washburn home in Putney, Vermont. A 500 acre farm, whose chief crop was tobacco. Henry, Edward, John & Julius were raised on this farm. Julius remained there to raise tobacco, maple syrup and children (7) by 3 wives. He lived here all his life but died at the Wawona Hotel in 1907. Hugh Goodell (PHotogr:) was Julius' son-in-law. (Hugh is dead, but son is still alive). Copied courtesy of the Shirley Sargent Collection.
The Washburn home in Putney, Vermont. A 500 acre farm, whose chief crop was tobacco. Henry, Edward, John & Julius were raised on this farm. Julius remained there to raise tobacco, maple syrup and children (7) by 3 wives. He lived here all his life but died at the Wawona Hotel in 1907. Hugh Goodell (PHotogr:) was Julius' son-in-law. (Hugh is dead, but son is still alive). Copied courtesy of the Shirley Sargent Collection.
Negative Number: RL_16203
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Julius Washburn lived in this house his entire life; died in 1907.
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Yosemite National Park, Code: YOSE
Yosemite National Park, California
Latitude: 37.8399200439453, Longitude: -119.540397644043

1031 Yosemite Historic Photo Collection
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YOSE: Box 3
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Hugh Goodell
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Organization: US National Park Service
Address: Yosemite National Park Archives, PO Box 700-W, El Portal, CA 95318
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