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Preparing to cut loose from eddy at Mile 99.4 where Ed Hudson had abandoned his "Esmeralda." His dunnage was loaded into the Marston craft in contemplation of continuation to Supai Creek. Left to right: Marston; Edward Hudson; Hudson; Forcier

Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1950, June 17
Call number: mssMarston papers V069/0122
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