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Edison President Miller's daughter, Carrita, on one of the family's periodic camping trips to the Sierra high country
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Andrew and Violet Neuenburg photograph albums of Sierra Club trips
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This collection contains eight personal photograph albums of young men and women on Sierra Club trips, primarily in Yosemite, the High Sierras, and King's Canyon, California. The albums date from 1904 to 1919, with one dated 1933, and bear the names of A. E. Neuenburg and Violet Ehrman (in later albums, "Mrs. A. E. Neuenburg"). Images include people mountain hiking, fishing, swimming in lakes, camping, and having outdoor picnics and tea parties. There are many images of women throughout, seen individually and in outdoor activities.
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A formal portrait of John Barnes Miller, Edison President and Chairman
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A formal portrait of John Barnes Miller, Edison President and Chairman. He was president from 1909-1918, when he became Chairman. He served as Chairman from 1918 until 1920 when the position was discontinued. He resumed the presidency in 1920 until 1928 when he once again became Chairman, and he served in that position until 1932, when he passed away. Pg. 250 (2nd edition only).
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The opening of Camp Edison at Shaver Lake in the early 1960s provided improved camping facilities for the growing number of recreational visitors to the Big Creek area
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"The opening of Camp Edison at Shaver Lake in the early 1960s provided improved camping facilities for the growing number of recreational visitors to the Big Creek area."
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Bell family photograph albums of travel in the American West
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A collection of 10 family photograph albums, 1908-1924, chiefly of trips to tourist sites and national parks in the Western United States, depicting travel by car, mountain camping, natural scenery, and hiking. Little is known about the Bell family, but most of the snapshots have captions identifying locations and dates. One album says photographs by J. O. Downing, and there is a postcard album with postcards sent from all over the country, approximately 1910s. Album contents: Vol. 1. Sierra Club trip, Glacier National Park, 1924 -- Vol. 2. My 1923 Outing: Southern Nevada - Southern Utah - Northern Arizona (with two-page narrative describing an 1,850-mile automobile trip) -- Vol. 3. Construction of Granite Reef Dam, 1908, on the Salt River, Arizona, with workers' encampment and residences. Some snapshots of Native Americans; town of Roosevelt; Roosevelt Power Canal; Tonto Basin -- Vol. 4. Mount Rainier trip, August 1921 -- Vol. 5. Red Rock Canyon (Mojave Desert, Nevada), 1919 -- Vol. 6. Sequoia Park, July 1918 -- Vol. 7. High Sierra, Sierra Nevada Mountains, 1919 -- Vol. 8. Camp High Sierra, 1923 -- Vol. 9. Scenery and people at a log cabin, horseback riding, around Pinecrest, Tuolumne County, California, 1910s? -- Vol. 10. Souvenir postcards sent from various places in the United States, 1910s?.
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On October 19, 1954, Edison's President Harold Quinton spoke at the dedication of Vermilion Dam
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On October 19, 1954, Edison's President Harold Quinton spoke at the dedication of Vermilion Dam, naming the new reservior for Thomas A. Edison. Dave Redinger is seated second from left.
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