CLOSED TODAY

Manuscripts

Reith Hyde is at right as he checks with Emery Kolb about the run from Diamond Creek down to Mile 237 where the sweep-scow had been sighted

Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Call number: mssMarston papers V093/0161
Find out more: View in the Huntington Digital Library(Opens in new tab); View in the Library catalog(Opens in new tab)

You might also be interested in

Emery Kolb and Reith Hyde pose for pictures while repairing the punt used to make the run from Diamond Creek to Spencer Creek to salvage the dunnage from the Hyde sweep-scow which was caught at Mile 237
Manuscripts
mssMarston papers V093/0158
Reith Hyde at the mouth of Diamond Creek during the preparations by Jimmie Brooks and the Kolb brothers to row downriver in an old punt to recover dunnage from the Hyde sweep-scow which had caught at Mile 237
Manuscripts
mssMarston papers V093/0162
The Hyde sweep-scow as found at Mile 237 by Kolb, Kolb, and Brooks
Manuscripts
mssMarston papers V177/0016
James P. Brooks and the Kolb brothers went to the mouth of Diamond Creek after the Hyde sweep-scow had been sighted from the air
Manuscripts
mssMarston papers V093/0163
Emery Kolb leaving the river at Spencer Canyon after finding the Hyde sweep-scow at Mile 237
Manuscripts
mssMarston papers V098/0044
Emery Kolb's sweep scow. The scow has earned the name of "The Monster."
Manuscripts
mssMarston papers V177/0020