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This scene shows a large party returning from a night down in the Canyon-where we are bound for. Theres a shelter house just out of sight near the right upper corner. Just around the next bend is an immense flat rock where travellers lunch Chinese fashion Here we "met up" with a party that was ahead of us and with whom we finished the trip down and shared with them the hospitality of Hermit Camp. Priscilla Borrows of New Hav., Conn, Min Keys-New York Two ladies from a "T.B' Sanitorium
Shermans feet at left [illegible] Corner Daisy Wheaton, Miss Keys (New York) two "T.B." nurses from a New Mexico Sanitorium, Priscilla Borrows, N.H. Conn. and the other guide. The lunches are sent by the hotel. Sandwiches of meat and jam-pickles, cold boiled eggs-apple or orange.
One of the eastern girls and a guide perched on a rock rim. Mch. 23-1921
Going Down Cathedral Stairs on Hermit Trail.
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Going down Cathedral Stairs on Hermit Trail. I can only compare it with a lot of Cathedral or church spires together, with a trail made in their sides, down among them. Looking at this scene from below it, no one would ever guess the hand of man had carved a burro trail among its turrets as not a sign of it is visible. Had you not traveled it you'd declare it in
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A happy picnic party of 1934-at Big Pines, one of Los Angeles Co's playgrounds- You go up Cajon Pass pretty far, coming to the Big Pines road on your left, following the latter, up up, to about 7200 ft elevation. where this camp is located. Left to right-front row-sitting on our knees, I, Daisy Wheaton, Joe Hamilton with bowed head, Janet and Eileen Gorley. 2nd row-"Uncle" Jim Simpson, Mrs Hirum Headley cup in hand, Mabel --- posing, Sister Hatchard, "cousin" Lou Swezy looking dignified and Joe Hamiltons sister Janice Schenck of Buffalo N.Y. Rear row Herm Headly trying to hide behind Mrs Herm. Chas Hamilton and Murl Davis. Uncle "Jims" chaffeur-photographer It was a fine day and trip.
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Taken sometime during the winter of 1934. The year we had several picnics and dinners. This is James Simpsons ("Uncle Jim") lovely home in Santa Monica, Calif., where "sister" Hatchard and "sister" Mary Simpson were then making their home (with the widows bro.) Front row "Uncle" Jim, Sisters Mary and Harriet, and Mrs Janice Hopwood, of Long Beach. Back row left to right, I, Daisy Wheaton, Mrs James Braydon, of Milwaukee, Wis., Miss Mary Hopwood, Long Beach, and Janet Gorley, (Mrs Hatchards daughter) Murl-photographer.
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The rock on which we stand and sit is beside the rock on which the cross is planted on Rubidoux Feb 26, 1921
Will and Inah Knox in Monrovia Cemetery
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Will and Inah Knox, beside the grave of "Uncle" Zane Wilson in Monrovia (in pencil) early Cemetery. Early Feb. 1929 (crossed out) ^1930
One summer day-probably June, 1929 up Canyon, in a cosy nook where we enjoyed a home prepared luncheon. "Bud" Smith, the chauffeur and photographer on this occassion. Left to right, Mother Mann, "Sister" Hatchard, Janet and Betty and Wheaton
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The pretty modern bungalow of Mr and Mrs Harry Vail in Pasadena. Here "sister" Mary Simpson makes her home. Casa Grande St. Wheaton left, Simpson center Hatchard right. Springtime 1929.