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               <titleproper encodinganalog="title">Guide to the Gerald W. Williams Stereoscopic Photograph Collection
                                 <date encodinganalog="date" era="ce" calendar="gregorian" normal="1870/1943">1870-1943</date>
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                                <author encodinganalog="creator">Finding Aid Authors: Ruth Vondracek and Sanju Gharti Chhetri.</author>
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                           <date encodinganalog="date" era="ce" calendar="gregorian" normal="2017">2017</date>

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                <addressline>121 The Valley Library</addressline>
                            <addressline>Oregon State University</addressline>
                            <addressline>Corvallis, OR, 97331-4501</addressline>
                            <addressline>Phone: 541-737-2075</addressline>
                              <addressline>Email: scarc@oregonstate.edu</addressline>
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                        <persname role="creator" source="lcnaf" encodinganalog="100">Williams, Gerald W.</persname>
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                  <unitdate encodinganalog="245$f" type="inclusive" normal="1870/1943" era="ce" calendar="gregorian">1870-1943</unitdate>
                  <unitdate encodinganalog="245$g" type="bulk" era="ce" calendar="gregorian" normal="1890/1910">1890-1910</unitdate>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="099" repositorycode="orcs" countrycode="us">P 327</unitid>
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            <extent encodinganalog="300$a">1.20 cubic feet, including 504 b/w stereoscopic photographs and 5 stereoscopic color lithographs</extent>
                     <extent encodinganalog="300$a">5 boxes</extent> 
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                              <corpname>Special Collections and Archives Research Center</corpname>
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                     <addressline>121 The Valley Library</addressline>
                                    <addressline>Oregon State University</addressline>
                                       <addressline>Corvallis, OR, 97331-4501</addressline>
                       <addressline>Phone: 541-737-2075</addressline>
                            <addressline>Email: scarc@oregonstate.edu</addressline>
                                         <addressline>Web: http://scarc.library.oregonstate.edu/findingaids</addressline>
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                              <abstract encodinganalog="5203_">The Gerald W. Williams Stereoscopic Photograph Collection is comprised of stereoscopic photographs collected by former U.S. Forest Service historian Gerald Williams. The photographs depict natural and scenic landmarks, river basins, communities, forestry and logging.  Geographic locations featured in the collection include Oregon, Washington State, other western states, Washington D.C., the East Coast and other countries. Other topics covered include U.S. Presidents, general Americana, the Spanish American War and World War I.</abstract>
                     
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        <bioghist encodinganalog="5450_"><head>Biographical Note:</head>
                        <p>Stereoscopic images first became popular following The Great Exhibition in 1851 where David Brewster introduced a stereoscope that used daguerreotypes for the dual images. Oliver Wendell Holmes’ invention of a simplified stereoscope in the 1850s and the development of photographic technology made stereoscopes more affordable and available to everyone.</p>
                        <p>Gerald W. Williams worked for the U.S. Forest Service from 1979 until his retirement in 2005. From 1979 to 1993, he was a sociologist with the Umpqua and Willamette National Forests in Oregon; in 1993-1998, he served as the regional sociologist for the Pacific Northwest Regional Office in Portland; and from 1998 until his retirement in 2005 he was the national historian for the U.S. Forest Service in Washington, D.C.  He collected the stereoscopic photographs as part of his interest in photography and a deep interest in natural history, particularly in the Western United States.  This collection provides a rich representational sample of some of the better known stereoscopic photographers and studios in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.</p>
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                    <persname role="creator" source="lcnaf" encodinganalog="700">Forsyth, N. A. (Norman A.), 1869-1949.</persname>
                    <persname role="creator" source="lcnaf" encodinganalog="700">Kinsey, Darius, 1869-1945.</persname>
                    <persname role="creator" source="lcnaf" encodinganalog="700">Singley, B. L. (Benjamin Lloyd)</persname> 
                    <persname role="creator" source="lcnaf" encodinganalog="700">Watkins, Carleton E., 1829-1916.</persname> 
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               <controlaccess>
                <corpname role="creator" source="lcnaf" encodinganalog="710">American Stereoscopic Company.</corpname>
                                 
                                 <corpname role="creator" source="lcnaf" encodinganalog="710">Keystone View Company.</corpname>
                                 
                                 <corpname role="creator" source="lcnaf" encodinganalog="710">Underwood &amp; Underwood.</corpname>
                                <corpname role="creator" source="lcnaf" encodinganalog="710">Woodard, Clarke &amp; Co.</corpname>
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                   <genreform encodinganalog="655" source="aat">Lithographs.</genreform>
                   <genreform encodinganalog="655" source="aat">Stereoscopic photographs.</genreform>
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                   <geogname encodinganalog="651" source="lcsh" role="subject">Columbia River.</geogname>
                   <geogname encodinganalog="651" source="lcsh" role="subject">Crater Lake National Park (Or.)</geogname>
                   <geogname encodinganalog="651" source="lcnaf" role="subject">Glacier National Park (Mont.)</geogname>
                   <geogname encodinganalog="651" source="lcsh" role="subject">Hood, Mount (Or.)</geogname>
                   <geogname encodinganalog="651" source="lcsh" role="subject">Jefferson, Mount (Or.)</geogname>
                   <geogname encodinganalog="651" source="lcsh" role="subject">Rainier, Mount (Wash.)</geogname>
                   <geogname encodinganalog="651" source="lcnaf" role="subject">Yellowstone National Park.</geogname>
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                   <subject encodinganalog="650" source="lcsh">Forests and forestry--Northwest, Pacific.</subject>
                   <subject encodinganalog="650" source="lcsh">Mountaineering--Oregon.</subject>
                   <subject encodinganalog="650" source="lcsh">Rivers--Oregon.</subject>
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                    <subject source="archiveswest" altrender="nodisplay" encodinganalog="690">Forestry and Forestry Products</subject>
                    <subject source="archiveswest" altrender="nodisplay" encodinganalog="690">Logging</subject> 
                    <subject source="archiveswest" altrender="nodisplay" encodinganalog="690">National Parks</subject> 
                    <subject source="archiveswest" altrender="nodisplay" encodinganalog="690">Oregon</subject> 
                    <subject source="archiveswest" altrender="nodisplay" encodinganalog="690">Washington (State)</subject> 
                    <subject source="archiveswest" altrender="nodisplay" encodinganalog="690">Alaska</subject> 
                    <subject source="archiveswest" altrender="nodisplay" encodinganalog="690">Montana</subject> 
                    <subject source="archiveswest" altrender="nodisplay" encodinganalog="690">Idaho</subject>
                    <subject source="archiveswest" altrender="nodisplay" encodinganalog="690">British Columbia</subject> 
                    <subject source="archiveswest" altrender="nodisplay" encodinganalog="690">California</subject> 
                    <subject source="archiveswest" altrender="nodisplay" encodinganalog="690">Portland</subject> 
                    <subject source="archiveswest" altrender="nodisplay" encodinganalog="690">Seattle</subject> 
                    <subject source="archiveswest" altrender="nodisplay" encodinganalog="690">Photographs</subject> 
                   
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      <!-- ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION -->
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                                          <p>These materials were acquired from Gerald W. Williams by the former University Archives and the Special Collections and Archives Research Center in the original accession in 2007 and subsequent accessions in 2009 and 2012. They were originally described as a component of the Gerald W.Williams Collection (MSS WilliamsG) and were separated for description as this collection in 2016.</p>
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                                    <p>This collection was acquired from Gerald W. Williams by the former University Archives and the Special Collections and Archives Research Center in the original accession in 2007 and subsequent accessions in 2009 and 2012. They were originally described as a component of the Gerald W.Williams Collection (MSS WilliamsG) and were separated for processing and description as the Gerald W. Williams Stereoscopic Photograph Collection in 2016.</p>
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                                          <p>The collection is open for research.</p>
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                              <prefercite encodinganalog="524">
                     <p>Gerald W. Williams Stereoscopic Photograph Collection (P 327), Oregon State University Special Collections &amp; Archives Research Center, Corvallis, Oregon.</p>
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                              <relatedmaterial encodinganalog="5441_">
                                 <p>Thematically, the content in the Stereoscopic Photograph collection complements and in some cases overlaps with other Williams' image collections  such as the <extref show="new" actuate="onrequest" href="http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv62530" role="text/html">Frank Patterson Stereoscopic Photograph Collection (P 330)</extref>, <extref show="new" actuate="onrequest" href="http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv06701" role="text/html">Gerald W. Williams Regional Albums</extref>,  <extref show="new" actuate="onrequest" href="http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv09655" role="text/html">Gerald W. Williams Lantern Slides Collection (P 319)</extref> , <extref show="new" actuate="onrequest" href="http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv06777" role="text/html">Gerald W. Williams Prints Collection (MSS WilliamsPrints)</extref>; <extref show="new" actuate="onrequest" href="http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv60086" role="text/html">Mount Hood Area Excursion Photograph Album (P 310)</extref>; <extref show="new" actuate="onrequest" href="http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv51242" role="text/html">J.F. Ford Photographs (P 308)</extref>; <extref show="new" actuate="onrequest" href="http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv22860" role="text/html">C.C. Hall Photograph Album (P 301</extref>); <extref show="new" actuate="onrequest" href="http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv79299" role="text/html">Frank Patterson Photographic Postcards (P 312)</extref>; <extref show="new" actuate="onrequest" href="http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv15765" role="text/html">Forest Service Equipment Development Center Photograph Album (P 311)</extref> and the Gerald W. Williams Postcard Collection (P 323). The <extref show="new" actuate="onrequest" href="http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv29095" role="text/html">Benjamin A. Gifford Photographs, circa 1885 - circa 1920</extref> (P 218) collection includes some stereoscopic photographs on glass negatives.</p>
                                 <p>The core of Gerald Williams' research materials are maintained as the <extref show="new" actuate="onrequest" href="http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv77995" role="text/html">Gerald W. Williams Papers (MSS WilliamsG)</extref>.</p>
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                        <arrangement encodinganalog="351">
                                 <p>This collection consists of 39 series: Series 1: Columbia River; Series 2: Crater Lake, Oregon; Series 3: Eastern Oregon; Series 4: General Oregon; Series 5: McKenzie River, Oregon; Series 6: Mt. Hood, Oregon; Series 7: Mt. Jefferson ANFA Camping Trip, 1895 (2010:084); Series 8: Oregon Coast; Series 9: Oregon - Lake Pamelia; Series 10: Portland, Oregon; Series 11: Rogue River to Crater Lake National Park, Oregon; Series 12: Santiam River and Mt. Jefferson, Oregon; Series 13: Umpqua River, Oregon; Series 14: Willamette River and Valley, Oregon; Series 15: Alaska; Series 16: Arizona; Series 17: California; Series 18: Colorado; Series 19: Idaho; Series 20: Montana and Glacier National Park; Series 21: Utah; Series 22: Washington State - General; Series 23: Mt. Rainer National Park, Washington; Series 24: Mt. Tacoma, Washington; Series 25: Seattle, Washington; Series 26: Walla Walla, Washington; Series 27: Yellowstone - Wyoming; Series 28: Washington D.C.; Series 29: East Coast; Series 30: U.S. Presidents; Series 31: General Americana; Series 32: Spanish-American War; Series 33: World War I; Series 34: Canada; Series 35: China; Series 36: Egypt; Series 37: India; Series 38: Japan; Series 39: Russia.</p>
                                    <p>The item descriptions include, when available, the stereoscopic photograph series name, name of the photographer or studio, and photograph numbers assigned by the producers. Duplicate stereoscopic images occur in many of the series and are numbered to distinguish the titles.</p>
                        </arrangement>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="5202_">
                                 <p>The Gerald W. Williams Stereoscopic Photograph Collection consists of 504 b/w and 5 color lithograph stereoscopic images.  All are mounted. Many of the photographs are undated. They were acquired and compiled by Williams in the course of his work as a Forest Service sociologist and historian and due to his avocational interest in the history of forestry and the history of the United States, especially that of the Pacific Northwest region.</p>
                                 <p>Roughly fifty percent of the photographs feature Oregon locations, with Washington State and California also predominant; other western states such as Alaska, Colorado, Montana, and Utah are also represented.   The photographs depict natural landmarks and scenic landscapes, such as Mt. Hood and Mt. Jefferson in Oregon, and Mt. Rainier or Mt. Tacoma in Washington State, and many include people climbing these prominent peaks.  National park scenes show Crater Lake, Mt. Rainer, Glacier, and Yellowstone. Scenic river basin views include those along the Columbia, Rogue, Santiam, Umpqua and Willamette Rivers in Oregon.  East Coast locations include the Empire State Building, Plymouth Rock, and Independence Hall and several photographs from Washington, D.C..  Seven of the photographs present scenes from the Spanish-American War and World War I.</p>
                                 <p>Scenic landscapes and landmarks from other countries such as the Frasier River and Glacier National Park in Canada, the Forbidden City in China, the pyramids in Egypt, the Winter Palace in Russia, and one photograph from Japan are included in the collection.</p>
                                 <p>The photographers or photographic studios for many of these images are not identified, except for some photographs which have the photographer’s last name, or photo studio, printed on the border of the mounting.  Some of the photographers and studios are, Darius Kinsey, Keystone View Company, Underwood &amp; Underwood, Watkin’s Pacific Coast. Companies such as Keystone produced the stereoscopes in topical series, such as “Oregon Scenery”, or “Pacific Coast Views”; series names were also printed on the mounted photographs.</p>
                        </scopecontent>
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   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 1</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Columbia River</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1886/1909">1886-1909 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series includes picturesque images of natural landmarks found in the vicinity of Columbia River Gorge area including the Columbia River, Multnomah Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, Pillars of Hercules, Oneonta bluffs, Rooster Rock, among others. The series also captures the images of log rafts, a dry dock, fish wheels, "First Haul of the season- Salmon industry", depicting the local fisheries in the area. Extent: 66 black and white stereoscopic images, and 1 color stereoscopic lithograph.</p>
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   <did>
                  
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      <unittitle>Oneonta Bluffs, near Oneonta Gorge, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A. -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo number: 11677. Keystone View Company, Columbia River, Oregon. 1901.</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.002</container>
      <unittitle>Oneonta Bluffs, near Oneonta Gorge, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A. -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo number: 11677. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon. 1901.</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.003</container>
      <unittitle>Bluffs along the Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo number: 13670. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon. 1904.</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.004</container>
      <unittitle>Oneonta Falls and Gorge, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of The 'Perfect Stereograph'. Photo number: 12507. H.C. White Co. Columbia River, Oregon. 4/14/1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.005</container>
      <unittitle>Oneonta Gorge, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of The "Perfect" Stereograph. Photo number: 12506. H.C. White Co. Columbia River, Oregon. 4/14/1903.</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.006</container>
      <unittitle>Bridal Veil Heights, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo number: 9325, Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon, 1898.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.007</container>
      <unittitle>Picturesque Grandeur of Columbia River, West past "Pillars of Hercules," Oregon. -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: 26515 -T328. Keystone View Company, Columbia, Oregon.</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.008</container>
      <unittitle>Picturesque Grandeur of Columbia River, West Past "Pillars of Hercules", Oregon -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: V26515. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.009</container>
      <unittitle>Picturesque Grandeur of Columbia River, West Past "Pillars of Hercules", Oregon -3</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 9329 T. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
            	<container type="box-item">1.010</container>
      <unittitle>Picturesque Grandeur of the great Columbia River-"Pillars of Hercules," remarkable rock formation (looking west), Oregon.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Works and Studios, Arlington, N.J., Littleton, N.H. Washington D.C. Underwood &amp; Underwood Publishers, Columbia River, Oregon. 1902</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.011</container>
      <unittitle>Picturesque grandeur of the great Columbia River-remarkable "Pillars of Hercules" (west) Oregon.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Works and Studios, Arlington, N.J., Littleton, NH. Washington D.C. Photo number: 52. Underwood &amp; Underwood Publishers. Columbia River, Oregon. 1902.</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.012</container>
      <unittitle>Pillars of Hercules, Columbia River.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Fine Stereoscopic Views. C.W. Watson Co., Publishers. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.013</container>
      <unittitle>Pillars of Hercules, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo number: 9329. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon. 1898.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.014</container>
      <unittitle>Picturesque Grandeur of Columbia River, W. past "Pillars of Hercules", Oregon.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Works and Studios, Arlington, N.J., Littleton, NH. Washington D.C. Photo number: (48)-6234. Underwood &amp; Underwood Publishers. Columbia, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.015</container>
      <unittitle>The Needles near Bridal Veil Station</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of "Oregon Scenery Comprising Columbia River, Portland, Oregon City, The Dalles, Albany Yaquina Bay, Foulweather, Seal Rocks Resort, Mt. Hood Soda Springs at Waterloo and Oregon Pacific R. R." Photo number: 66. Crawford  &amp; Paxton Artistic Photographers. Albany, Oregon.</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.016</container>
      <unittitle>"O beautiful river sweep into the west, With the shadow of hemlock and fir on thy breast."</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: 13632, Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon, 1909.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.017</container>
      <unittitle>Twin Rocks, Columbia River, Oregon.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.W. Kilburn. Photo number: 10537. B.W. Kilburn, Littleton, N.H. Columbia River, Oregon. 1896.</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.018</container>
      <unittitle>Bridal Veil Falls, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A. -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo number: 9331. Keystone View Company, Columbia River, Oregon. 1904.</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.019</container>
      <unittitle>Bridal Veil Falls, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A. -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo number: 9331. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon. 1898.</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.020</container>
      <unittitle>Flume at Bridal Veil Falls</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Jas. Waggener, Jr. Part of Oregon and Washington Views. Vancouver, Washington.</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.021</container>
      <unittitle>Gordon Falls, a series of Cascades along the Columbia, Oregon.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.L. Wasson. Part of Home Office and Works Decatur, Illinois, U.S.A. Photo number: 21843. International Stereograph Co. Photographers and Publishers, Columbia, Oregon. 1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.022</container>
      <unittitle>The Silvery Spray of Multnomah Falls, Columbia River, Oregon -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: 11675 T. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.023</container>
      <unittitle>The Silvery Spray of Multnomah Falls, Columbia River, Oregon -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: 11675 T. Keystone View Company. Multnomah Falls, Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.024</container>
      <unittitle>Multnomah Falls, Columbia River, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Robert I. Wright. Fine Stereoscopic Views. C.W. Watson Co., Publishers, Columbia, River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.025</container>
      <unittitle>Multnomah Falls, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo number: 9326. Keystone View Company, Columbia River, Oregon. 1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.026</container>
      <unittitle>The Multnomah Falls (600 foot leap) among the grand Cliffs along the Columbia River, Oregon.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Works and Studios, Arlington, N.J., Littleton, NH. Washington D.C. Underwood &amp; Underwood Publishers. Columbia River, Oregon. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.027</container>
      <unittitle>Lower Multnomah Falls, O.R. &amp; N.R, R. Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Part of Pacific Coast Views. Photo number: 910. Monmouth Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.028</container>
      <unittitle>"Rooster Rock" and Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo number: 9330. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon. 1898.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.029</container>
      <unittitle>Rooster Rock, Columbia River.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of American Scenery. American Scenery, California. Columbia River, Oregon. August 1886.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.030</container>
      <unittitle>Rooster Rock, Columbia River, Oregon - 1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of American Series. Photo number: 20. American Series. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.031</container>
      <unittitle>Rooster Rock, Columbia River, Oregon. - 2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Fine Stereoscopic Views. C.W. Watson Co., Publishers, Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.032</container>
      <unittitle>Birdseye View of Rooster Rock and Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: 13694. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.033</container>
      <unittitle>Cape Horn, Columbia River, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of American Series. American Series. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.034</container>
      <unittitle>Cape Horn, bold bluff of rocks on the Columbia River, Washington, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of The Perfect Stereograph Series. Photo number: 12650. H.C. White CO. Studios. Columbia River, Oregon. 4/14/1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.035</container>
      <unittitle>Columbia River Overflow and City of Portland from Columbia University, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 13631. Keystone View Company. Columbia University, Oregon. 1904.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.036</container>
      <unittitle>Cascade Locks and Steamer Baily Gatzert</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Robert I. Wright. Part of Fine Stereoscopic Views. Photo number: 102. C.W. Watson Co., Publishers.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.037</container>
      <unittitle>The Cascades of the Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 13689. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.038</container>
      <unittitle>The Garrison, Cascades, Columbia River, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Watkins. Part of American Series. American Series. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.039</container>
      <unittitle>Tooth Bridge, Columbia River, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Popular Series. Photo number: 56. Popular Series. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.040</container>
      <unittitle>Shellrock Trail, Columbia River, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Popular Series. Photo number: 49. Popular Series. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.041</container>
      <unittitle>The Dalles, Oregon. - Looking west.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Part of Pacific Coast Views. Photo number: 928. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.042</container>
      <unittitle>Logs shooting down a mountain-side through a 350 ft. flume to water, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Series 305. Photo number: 9859. Underwood &amp; Underwood (London) Ltd., Lumbering District of Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.043</container>
      <unittitle>Memaloose Islands, Columbia River, Oregon.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.W. Kilburn. Photo number: 10529. B.W. Kilburn, Littleton, N.H. Columbia River, Oregon. 1896.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.044</container>
      <unittitle>Islands on the Columbia River, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Stereoscopic Art Series. Fine Stereoscopic Views. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.045</container>
      <unittitle>First Haul of the Season- Salmon Industry, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A. -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: 226-(13624). Keystone View Company, Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.046</container>
      <unittitle>First Haul of the Season- Salmon Industry, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A. -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: 226-(13624). Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.047</container>
      <unittitle>First Haul of the Season- Salmon Industry, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A. -3</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: 226-(13624). Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.048</container>
      <unittitle>First Haul of the Season- Salmon Industry, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A. -4</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 226-13624. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.049</container>
      <unittitle>First Haul of the Season- Salmon Industry, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A. -5</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 226-(13624). Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.050</container>
      <unittitle>Stupendous log raft, containing millions of feet - a Camp's year's work, profit $20,000- Columbia River, Oregon -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Columbia River, Oregon. 1902. Part of Works and Studios Arlington, N.J., Littleton, NH. Washington D.C. Photo number: 53. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.051</container>
      <unittitle>Stupendous raft, containing millions of feet- a camp's year's work, profit $20,000-Columbia river, Ore. -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Works and Studios Arlington, N.J., Littleton, NH. Washington D.C. Photo number: (53)-6233. Underwood &amp; Underwood Publishers. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.052</container>
      <unittitle>Stupendous Log Raft Containing Millions of Feet of Timber, Columbia River, Oregon -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: V26266 -T330. Keystone View Company, Columbia, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.053</container>
      <unittitle>Stupendous Log Raft Containing Millions of Feet of Timber, Columbia River, Oregon -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Series 304. Photo number: (49)-6288. Underwood &amp; Underwood (London) Ltd., Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.054</container>
      <unittitle>Stupendous Log Raft Containing Millions of Feet of Timber, Columbia River, Oregon -3</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: V26266 (T330). Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.055</container>
      <unittitle>Stupendous Log Raft Containing Millions of Feet of Timber, Columbia River, Oregon -4</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: V26266 T. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.056</container>
      <unittitle>Largest Log Raft Ever Built, Columbia River, Washington.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: W20037. Keystone View Company. Washington, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.057</container>
      <unittitle>Great Chained Log Rafts on the Columbia River, Washington.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 215-(20031). Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.058</container>
      <unittitle>Salmon Caught with Nets on Columbia River, Oregon -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: P122-(13728). Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.059</container>
      <unittitle>Salmons Caught with Nets on Columbia River, Oregon -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: P 154-(13728). Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.060</container>
      <unittitle>Celilo Falls and Fish Traps, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Robert I. Right. Part of Fine Stereoscopic Views. C.W. Watson Co., Publishers. Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.061</container>
      <unittitle>Fish Wheels, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo number: 13627. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon. 1904.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.062</container>
      <unittitle>Seining Chinook Salmon, largest variety known, Columbia, Oregon.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Columbia River, Oregon. Part of S 306. Photo number: 6236. Underwood &amp; Underwood (London) Ltd.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.063</container>
      <unittitle>Fisherman at Home, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 9334. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon. 1898.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.064</container>
      <unittitle>Line of Sand Dunes, Columbia River, Oregon -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: 223-(6228). Keystone View Company, Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.065</container>
      <unittitle>Line of Sand Dunes, Columbia River, Oregon -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: 223-6228. Keystone View Company. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.066</container>
      <unittitle>Dry Dock -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>D.M. Stevens. Official Photographs Lewis and Clark Centennial, Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.067</container>
      <unittitle>Dry Dock -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>D.M. Stevens. Official Photographs Lewis and Clark Centennial, Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 2</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Crater Lake, Oregon</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1899/1905">1899-1905 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series consists arresting images of the breathtaking Crater Lake and Wizard Island in Oregon. Extent: 6 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.068</container>
      <unittitle>Wizard Island, Crater Lake, Oregon -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 222- (14103). Keystone View Company. Crater Lake, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.069</container>
      <unittitle>Wizard Island, Crater Lake, Oregon, U.S.A. -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 14103. Keystone View Company. Crater Lake, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.070</container>
      <unittitle>Wizard Island, Crater Lake, Oregon, U.S.A. -3</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 14103. Keystone View Company. 1905.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.071</container>
      <unittitle>A Lake with a Wondrous Story-Crater Lake, Oregon. -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: V26189 T. Keystone View Company. Crater Lake, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.072</container>
      <unittitle>A Lake with a Wondrous Story- Crater Lake, Oregon -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: V26189 T. Keystone View Company.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.073</container>
      <unittitle>Crater Lake and Dutton Cliff, from Eagle Crags, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 9594. Keystone View Company. Crater Lake, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 3</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Eastern Oregon</unittitle>
                  <unitdate>Undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series is comprised of a panoramic image of a sheep ranch in the Northwest and Lent’s Camp at Wallowa Lake. It also includes a scenic image of Eagle Cap reflected in Mirror Lake in the Wallowas and east view from Grizzly Mountain. Extent: 4 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.074</container>
      <unittitle>A Sheep Ranch in the Northwest</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of 226 G/ Meadville, Pa., New York, N.Y., Chicago, Ill., London, England. Photo Number; 33313. Keystone View Company. Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.075</container>
      <unittitle>Eagle Cap reflected in Mirror Lake, Wallowa Co. Ore.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Part of Pacific Coast Views. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">1.076</container>
      <unittitle>Lent's Camp at Wallowa Lake</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Mrs. P.H. Smith, Joseph. Photo Number: 70. Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.077</container>
      <unittitle>East From Grizley Mountain</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Pacific Coast Views Series. Photo Number: 515. Woodard, Clarke &amp; Co. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 4</unitid>
                  <unittitle>General Oregon</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1898/1905">1898-1905 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series contains images of the great trees found in the rainy Northwest and the methods of felling, millions of feet of lumber and trainloads of logs. It also includes scenic images of the Marion Lake and Muster Trail area, and a Wells Fargo stage horse rally. Extent: 11 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.078</container>
      <unittitle>One of the Great Trees that Grow in the Rainy Northwest Showing Method of Felling-1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: (225)13567. Keystone View Company. Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.079</container>
      <unittitle>One of the Great Trees that Grow in the Rainy Northwest Showing Method of Felling-2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of 224/ Meadville, Pa., New York, N.Y., Portland, Oregon, London, Eng., Sydney, Aus. Photo Number: (224)13567. Keystone View Company. Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.080</container>
      <unittitle>One of the Great Trees that Grow in the Rainy Northwest Showing Method of Felling, Oregon -3</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 224-(13567). Keystone View Company.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.081</container>
      <unittitle>One of the Great Trees that Grow in the Rainy Northwest-Showing Method of Felling, Oregon, U.S.A. -4</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 224 - 13567. Keystone View Company.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.082</container>
      <unittitle>Great Trees that Grow in the Northwest, Showing Method of Felling</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of 224/ Meadville, Pa., New York, N.Y., Chicago, Ill., London, England. Photo Number: 29234. Keystone View Company. Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.083</container>
      <unittitle>Millions of feet of lumber -Logs at  a sawmill in Cascade Mountains Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of The "Perfect Stereograph". Photo Number: (6) 12529. H.C. White Co., Chicago, New York, London. 1905.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.084</container>
      <unittitle>Trainload of Logs and Engine pulling a Trailer of Huge Logs, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of The "Perfect" Stereograph. Photo number: 12527 (79). H.C. White Co. 1904.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.085</container>
      <unittitle>Fluming Lumber from the Mountains in Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Part of Meadville, Pa., St. Louis, Ms. Photo Number: 9333. Keystone View Company. Oregon. 1898.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.086</container>
      <unittitle>Marion Lake and Muster Trail area</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Part of Pacific Coast Views. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
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      <unittitle>Cut on C &amp; E Railroad</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>S.G. Crawford. Part of Oregon Scenery. Photo Number: Ps-67. Albany, Oregon.</p>
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      <unittitle>Wells Fargo stage horses rally, Jacksonville, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo number: 7731. Jacksonville, Oregon.</p>
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      <unittitle>Log Dam</unittitle>
                  <unitdate>1866</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Hoza L. Goodwin Pullman, Wash. (Publisher). 4/5/1866.</p>
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</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 5</unitid>
                  <unittitle>McKenzie River, Oregon</unittitle>
                  <unitdate>Undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series is comprised of two images: McKenzie Falls, 2 miles below Clear Lake and a panoramic view of a lumberyard and mill northwest down valley of Willamette near Springfield, Oregon. Extent: 2 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
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      <unittitle>McKenzie Falls, 2 miles below Clear Lake (No. 2).</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis.  Part of Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 183. Private Library Mark O'Neill Portland, OR. 149, Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">1.091</container>
      <unittitle>Looking over lumber-yard and mill N.W. down valley of Willamette, Springfield, Oregon.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 9860. Underwood &amp; Underwood Publishers, Springfield, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 6</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Mt. Hood, Oregon</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1893/1943">1893-1943 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series encompasses several compelling images of Mt. Hood from various vantage points such as Huckleberry Mountain, Buzzard Point, Five Mile Creek and more. It also includes picturesque images of Mt. Jefferson, White River Glacier, Elliot Glacier, snow-covered crevasses, and features images of mountaineers and hikers both on the summit and en route to Mt. Hood. Extent: 48 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
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      <unittitle>Snow-covered Crevasse, a peril to Mountain Climbers, Elliot Glacier, Mt. Hood, Oregon, U.S.A -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of The "Perfect" Stereograph. Photo Number: 12537. H.C. White Co. N. Bennington, Vt. 4/14/1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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      <unittitle>Snow-covered Crevasse, a peril to Mountain Climbers, Elliot Glacier, Mt. Hood, Oregon, U.S.A -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of The "Perfect" Stereograph. Photo Number: 12537. H.C. White Co. Mt. Hood, Oregon. April 14, 1903.</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">1.094</container>
      <unittitle>Mount Hood, Oregon, from an Airplane- Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Inc. -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of 1072 Meadville, Pa., New York, N.Y., Chicago, Ill., London, England. Photo Number: 32741. Keystone View Company. Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.095</container>
      <unittitle>Mount Hood, Oregon, from an Airplane- Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Inc. -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: (1072) 32741. Keystone View Company. Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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      <unittitle>Mount Hood, Oregon, from an Airplane- Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Inc. -3</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 32741. Keystone View Company. Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">1.097</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Hood, King Peak of the Northwest- A Near View of Its Cloudswept Crest, Ore., U.S.A -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Part of Meadville. Pa, St. Louis, Mo. San Francisco, Cal., Toronto. Can. New York, NY London. England. Photo Number: 13637. Keystone View Company. 1904.</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">1.098</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Hood, King Peak of the Northwest- A Near View of Its Cloudswept Crest, Ore., U.S.A -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 13637. Keystone View Company. Mt. Hood, Oregon. 1904.</p>
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      <unittitle>Majestic Mount Hood Rising 12,000 Feet in Solitary Splendor, Oregon -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of T 329 Meadville, Pa., New York, N.Y., Chicago, Ill., London, England. Photo Number: W13635. Keystone View Company. Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.100</container>
      <unittitle>Majestic Mount Hood Rising 12,000 Feet in Solitary Splendor, Oregon -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>H.C. White. Part of 329 Meadville, Pa., New York, N.Y., Chicago, Ill., London, England. Photo Number: W 13635 T. Keystone View Company. Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">1.101</container>
      <unittitle>Majestic Mount Hood Rising 12,000 Feet in Solitary Splendor, Oregon -3</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Meadville, Pa., New York, N.Y., Chicago, Ill., London, England. Photo Number: 13635 T. Keystone View Company. Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.102</container>
      <unittitle>Majestic Mount Hood Rising 12,000 Feet in Solitary Splendor, Oregon -4</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 13635 T. Keystone View Company. Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
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      <unittitle>"Like sentinels the white peaks rise, That guard this New World's Paradise." -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Part of Meadville. Pa, St. Louis, Mo. San Francisco, Cal., Toronto. Can. New York, NY London. England. Photo Number: 13635. Keystone View Company. Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
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      <unittitle>"Like sentinels the white peaks rise, That guard this New World's Paradise." -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of 221/ Meadville, Pa., New York, N.Y., Portland, Oregon, London, Eng., Sydney, Aus. Photo Number: 221-(13635). Keystone View Company. Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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      <unittitle>Mount Hood, Looking Southwest from Cloud Cap Inn.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of P25 Meadville, Pa., New York, N.Y., Chicago, Ill., London, England. Photo Number: P25--(V26362). Keystone View Company. Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.106</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Hood, Oregon, from Timber Line</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Part of Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 956. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.107</container>
      <unittitle>Where the Cascade Mountains wear eternal snows. Mt. Hood, Oregon.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Works and Studios, Arlington, N.J., Littleton, NH. Washington D.C. Photo Number: (51)-10018. Underwood &amp; Underwood Publishers. Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.108</container>
      <unittitle>Near View of the Majesty and Splendor of Mt. Hood, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 13561. Keystone View Company. Mt. Hood, Oregon. 1903</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.109</container>
      <unittitle>Mount Hood, from Five Mile Creek, Columbia River</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Watkin's New Series Yosemite and Pacific Coast. Photo Number: 1321. Watkins' New Series Yosemite and Pacific Coast. Columbia River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.110</container>
      <unittitle>Mount Hood, from the Head of the Dalles</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Photographic Views of California, Oregon and the Pacific Coast generally-embracing Yosemite, Big Trees, Geysers, Mount Shasta, Mining, City, etc., etc. series. Photo Number: 1322. Watkins' Pacific Coast. Mt. Hood.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.111</container>
      <unittitle>Braving the Perils of Mountain Climbing, Mt. Hood, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 13563. Keystone View Company. Mt. Hood, Oregon. 1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.112</container>
      <unittitle>From end of rope line, looking up to the summit (returning from ascent), Mt. Hood, Oregon, USA</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of The "Perfect" Stereograph. Photo Number: (93) 12543. H.C. White Co. N. Bennington, Vt., April 14, 1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.113</container>
      <unittitle>Difficulties of mountain climbing- Crevasse in Elliot Glacier, Mt.Hood, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of The "Perfect" Stereograph. Photo Number: 12536. H.C. White Co. Mt. Hood, Oregon. April 14, 1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.114</container>
      <unittitle>Mountains of Ice-Impassable walls and crevasses on Elliot Glacier, Mt. Hood, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of The"Perfect" Stereograph. Photo Number: (3) 12535. H.C. White Co. Mt. Hood, Oregon. 4/14/1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.115</container>
      <unittitle>A Sea of Snow and Ice- Elliot Glacier and snow-covered slopes of Mt. Hood, Oregon, U.S.A</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of The "Perfect" Stereograph. Photo Number: 12547. H.C. White Co. Mt. Hood, Oregon. 4/15/1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.116</container>
      <unittitle>On top of Ashland Butte</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Homes, Orchards, Families, Camping Parties, Towns and Scenery. Ashland, Oregon. July 22,1904.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.117</container>
      <unittitle>On the Summit of Mt. Hood - Organization of the Mazamas</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Part of Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number 47. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.118</container>
      <unittitle>Arriving at the summit of Mt. Hood</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: M21.</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">1.119</container>
      <unittitle>Hikers on the summit of Mt. Hood</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Deitz Photo Studio. Hood River, Oregon.</p>
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      <unittitle>Huge glacier and a hiker on Mt. Hood</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Deitz Photo Studio. Hood River, Oregon.</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">1.121</container>
      <unittitle>A trail of hikers on their way to Mt. Hood</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Deitz Photo Studio. Hood River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.122</container>
      <unittitle>Glaciers of Mt. Hood</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Northern Pacific Scenery/ Yellowstone Park Scenery Series. Photo Number: 1908 B. F. Jay Haynes, Publisher, Fargo, D.T. Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.123</container>
      <unittitle>Crevase on Glacier, Mt. Hood.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Imperial, Boudir and Stereoscopic Views of the Pacific Northwest a specialty. Photo Number: 22. Crawford Bro's, Artists. Albany, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.124</container>
      <unittitle>Crevasse on Glacier, Mt. Hood</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Oregon Scenery Comprising Columbia River, Portland, Oregon City, The Dalles, Albany Yaquina Bay, Foulweather, Seal Rocks Resort, Mt. Hood Soda Springs at Waterloo and Oregon Pacific R. R. Crawford &amp; Paxton. Albany, Oregon. 8/27.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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      <unittitle>Mt. Hood Peak</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 7. Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">1.126</container>
      <unittitle>North to Rainier &amp; Adams from Cooper Spur, Mt. Hood</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Alfred Foy. Oswego, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.127</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Hood from Buzzard Point</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson from above the Timberline, Mt. Hood</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Alfred Foy. Oswego, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.129</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Hood from Huckleberry Mt.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Alfred Foy. Oswego, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.130</container>
      <unittitle>White River Glacier, Mt. Hood</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">1.131</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Hood</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.132</container>
      <unittitle>Elliot Glacier, Mt. Hood</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Mt. Hood, Oregon. On verso "1943?".</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.133</container>
      <unittitle>Looking at summit Mt. Hood-Crater Rock White River Glacier</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Mt. Hood, Oregon. 8/21/1929.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.134</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Hood from Zig Zag Mountain</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.135</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Hood Mail Stage</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Mt. Hood, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.136</container>
      <unittitle>"Regulator Landing," Hood River, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>W.D. Rogers. Hood River, Oregon.</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">1.137</container>
      <unittitle>Three women at a well viewing Mt. Hood ; verso Three women and a man at campsite</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Mt. Hood, Oregon. 8/8/1914</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">1.138</container>
      <unittitle>Picking the Luscious Strawberries on the Hood River, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Keystone View Company. Hood River, Oregon. 8/18/1924.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">1.139</container>
      <unittitle>A child (girl) sitting on a tree log and holding a long rod</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Stereoscopic Views of Oregon. Crawford &amp; Paxton.  Albany, Oregon. 5/8/1893.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 7</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson ANFA Camping Trip</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1891/1895">1891-1895 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series mostly consists of images of camps during the Mt. Jefferson trip and features several scenic landmarks such as Fish Lake, Soda Springs, Seven-Mile Hill, Bear Creek, Chimney Rock, Clear Lake, McKenzie Falls, Snow Creek and others. The series also includes interesting images of Professor J.A. Hutcherson and Heliograph, and horses and wagons in the forest, and the Mazamas, a mountaineering group. Extent: 22 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">2.001</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Crawford Stereograph (probably from Waldo party). 1891.</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">2.002</container>
      <unittitle>The "Mazamas" on Mt. Jefferson</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Part of Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number:686. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">2.003</container>
      <unittitle>Prof. J.A. Hutchersen and Heliograph</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 199. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">2.004</container>
      <unittitle>Camp at Bear Creek</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 35. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">2.005</container>
      <unittitle>Horses and Wagons in Forest</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 20. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
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            	<container type="box-item">2.006</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip Camp Columbia near Lebanon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 151/25. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
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      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip Road and Spring near top of Sevenmile Hill</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 159 /25. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.008</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip - 'Sink' on Seven-mile hill</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 159/15. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.009</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip - Camp on "Seven-mile hill."</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 155/20. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.010</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip- "Chimney Rock"</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 161/15. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.011</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip- "Mountain Blossoms"</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 162/15. Monmouth, Oregon. 1895.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                
            	<container type="box-item">2.012</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip- "Duck-Soup" camp</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 174/15. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.013</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip- at R.R. Camps</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 176/15. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                
            	<container type="box-item">2.014</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip- In camp at Fish Lake</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number; 183/15. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
            	<container type="box-item">2.015</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip- Camp at Fish Lake</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 179/15. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.016</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip- "The Twins at Fish Lake"</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 180/25. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.017</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip- Clear Lake, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 185/15. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.018</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip- Fishing Raft on Clear Lake</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C Lewis. Photo Number: 186/15. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.019</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip- McKenzie Falls</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 188/15. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.020</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip at Snow Creek</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 190/25. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.021</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip at Soda Springs</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 196/15. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.022</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson Trip Homeward-bound at Spring Hill</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Photo Number: 197/25. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 8</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Oregon Coast</unittitle>
                  <unitdate>Undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series features scenic images of natural landmarks on the Oregon Coast such as Elephant Rock, Arch at Jump Off Joe, Cape Heceta,and Natural Well in the Narrows. It also includes images of the interior of a cannery in Astoria. Extent: 8 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.023</container>
      <unittitle>Sea Weeds at Seal Rock Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Part of Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 429. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.024</container>
      <unittitle>At Cape Heceta Ore.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Lighthouse in the Siuslaw County, Photo Number: 678, Western Stereoscopic Co. Gothenburg, Neb.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.025</container>
      <unittitle>Elephant Rock, Near Newport, Pacific Coast</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley, Part of Meadville. Pa, St. Louis, Mo. San Francisco, Cal., Toronto. Can. New York, NY London. England Series. Photo Number: 13622. Keystone View Company. Oregon Coast, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.026</container>
      <unittitle>Arch at Jump Off Joe</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>A.L. Thomas. Photo Number: No. 5s. Thomas' Souvenir Store. Newport, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.027</container>
      <unittitle>Natural Well in the Narrows O.P.R</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>E. Morrison. Part of Oregon Scenery Comprising Columbia river, Portland, Oregon City, The Dalles, Albany Yaquina Bay, Foulweather, Seal Rocks Resort, Mt. Hood Soda Springs at Waterloo and Oregon Pacific R. R. Series. Photo Number: 106. Crawford &amp; Paxton. Albany, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.028</container>
      <unittitle>Jump Off Joe and Cliffs</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>A.L. Thomas. Photo Number: No. 8s. Thomas's Souvenir Store. Newport, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.029</container>
      <unittitle>Butchering Salmon- Interior of a Canning Establishment, Astoria, Oregon -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 227-(13625). Keystone View Company. Astoria, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.030</container>
      <unittitle>Butchering Salmon- Interior of a Canning Establishment, Astoria, Oregon -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 227-(13625). Keystone View Company. Astoria, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 9</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Oregon - Lake Pamelia</unittitle>
                  <unitdate>Undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series contains two scenic images of Lake Pamelia. Extent: 2 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.031</container>
      <unittitle>Lake Pamelia from Hunts Cove</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 674. Pamelia Lake, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.032</container>
      <unittitle>Down the Canyon- Lake Pamelia</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 518. Pamelia Lake, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 10</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Portland, Oregon</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1906/1912">1906-1912 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series features images of cityscapes, landmarks, people, and buildings of Portland, Oregon. It also includes other scenic and interesting images of waterfalls, the "Silver Thaw" on Mt. Tabor, a torpedo-boat flotilla of the battleship Fleet in Portland Harbor among others. Extent: 17 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.033</container>
      <unittitle>A group of men looking at the dinosaur fossils</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>D.M. Stevens. Lewis and Clark Centennial. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.034</container>
      <unittitle>A wooden cottage/bungalow</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>D.M. Stevens. Lewis and Clark Centennial. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.035</container>
      <unittitle>People gathered around a gigantic balloon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>D.M. Stevens. Lewis and Clark Centennial. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.036</container>
      <unittitle>Sunken Gardens, Government Buildings, Lewis and Clark Exposition</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Meadville. Pa, St. Louis, Mo. San Francisco, Cal., Toronto, Can. New York, NY. London. England Series. Photo Number: 15455. Keystone View Company. Portland, Oregon. 1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.037</container>
      <unittitle>Forestry Building</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.038</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Hood from Tabor Heights, Portland, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Publisher. Portland, Oregon. January 1912.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.039</container>
      <unittitle>A cityscape</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Publisher. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.040</container>
      <unittitle>On Tabor Heights, Portland, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Publisher. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.041</container>
      <unittitle>East 69th St. and Belmont Ave., Portland, Ore.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Publisher. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.042</container>
      <unittitle>The "Silver Thaw" on Mt. Tabor, Portland, Ore.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Publisher. Portland, Oregon. January 1912.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.043</container>
      <unittitle>Bird's-eye View of Portland, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 9335. Keystone View Company. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.044</container>
      <unittitle>Waterfall on the river</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Watson Fine Art Co. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.045</container>
      <unittitle>Oregon City Bridge, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 118. C.W. Watson Co., Spokane, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.046</container>
      <unittitle>Statue of the Indian Woman, Sacajawea, City Park, Portland, Ore</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 14288. Keystone View Company. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                
            	<container type="box-item">2.047</container>
      <unittitle>Love on Oregon Marble</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 760. Portland Free Museum.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.048</container>
      <unittitle>Bears in City Park, Portland, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.W. Kilburn. Photo Number: 10562. James M. Davis (Studio). Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.049</container>
      <unittitle>The Torpedo-Boat Flotilla of the Battleship Fleet in Portland Harbor, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 16540. Keystone View Company. Portland Harbor, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 11</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Rogue River to Crater Lake National Park, Oregon</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1899/1906">1899-1906 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series includes panoramic views of the Great Oregon Caves, and the Mile Creek Falls taken en route from Rogue River to Crater Lake National Park. It also contains an enthralling image of snowstorm and a large snow covered fissure. Extent: 7 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.050</container>
      <unittitle>Mill Creek Falls, from below, Rogue River, Or.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 202. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.051</container>
      <unittitle>A large snow-covered fissure</unittitle>
               </did>
         
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.052</container>
      <unittitle>Great Oregon Caves, Old Nick's Bedroom, Oregon, U.S.A. Near the S.P.R.R. -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Part of the Meadville, Pa. St. Louis, Mo Series. Photo Number: 9587. Keystone View Company. 1899.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.053</container>
      <unittitle>Great Oregon Caves, Old Nick's Bedroom, Oregon, U.S.A. Near the S.P.R.R. -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 9587 (60). Keystone View Company. 1899.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.054</container>
      <unittitle>Upper Entrance to Caves</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 250. C.C. Lewis Publisher. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.055</container>
      <unittitle>Crater Lake (South Shore) from Eagle Crags, Oregon, U.S.A. Near the S.P.R.R.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 9592. Keystone View Company. 1899.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.056</container>
      <unittitle>Snowstorm</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Oregon Views Series. A.S Bennett, Publisher. Bedford, Oregon. 3/12/1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 12</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Santiam River and Mt. Jefferson, Oregon</unittitle>
                  <unitdate>Undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series features captivating images of Mt. Jefferson from various vantage points. It also includes several attractions and landmarks found within the vicinity of Santiam River and Mt. Jefferson such as Hunt’s Creek, Breitenbush Hot Springs, Register Rocks, and captures the Mazama mountaineering group as they are ascending Mt. Jefferson. Extent: 16 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.058</container>
      <unittitle>At Timber Line on Mt. Jefferson</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 685. Woodard, Clarke &amp; Co. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.059</container>
      <unittitle>On the Snow-Mt. Jefferson</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 687. Woodard, Clarke &amp; Co. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.060</container>
      <unittitle>Lower Hot Springs- Breitenbush</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 727. Woodard, Clarke &amp; Co. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.061</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson, West Pinnacle</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 163. Woodard, Clarke &amp; Co. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.062</container>
      <unittitle>Distant view of Mt. Jefferson from down below</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: No. 170. Woodard, Clarke &amp; Co. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.063</container>
      <unittitle>Hunt's Creek - Near Mt. Jefferson</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 501. Woodard, Clarke &amp; Co. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.064</container>
      <unittitle>A Few Rocks near Marlon Lake</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 707. Woodard, Clarke &amp; Co. Portland, Oregon</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.065</container>
      <unittitle>Up the Canyon to Mt. Jefferson</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 506. Woodard, Clarke &amp; Co. Portland, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.066</container>
      <unittitle>The "Mazamas" on Mt. Jefferson</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 686. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.067</container>
      <unittitle>Register Rocks, on Mt. Jefferson -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 688. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.068</container>
      <unittitle>Register Rocks, on Mt. Jefferson -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 688. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.069</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson from Marion Pass</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 633. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.070</container>
      <unittitle>East of Mt. Jefferson</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 677. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.071</container>
      <unittitle>Chimney Rock east of Mt. Jefferson</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 679. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.072</container>
      <unittitle>Near Timber Line, Mt. Jefferson</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Pacific Coast Views. Photo Number: 682. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.073</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jefferson - Santiam River, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Mt. Jefferson and the Santiam River, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 13</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Umpqua River, Oregon</unittitle>
                  <unitdate>Undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series consists of several images of the Umpqua River, North Umpqua trail and picturesque views of Mt. Thielsen, Diamond Lake, Boulder Creek Canyon, Mount Bailey, and the surrounding hills, forests, and rock formations.  It also contains images of horses and men on the North Umpqua Trail, men camping in the woods, deer in the forest, and tree logs.  Extent: 35 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.074</container>
      <unittitle>Bluff on N. Umpqua at Boulder Creek</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Churchill Hardware Co. Roseburg, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.075</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Thielsen, Diamond Lake</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Churchill Hardware Co. Roseburg, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.076</container>
      <unittitle>The Narrows, N. Umpqua</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Churchill Hardware Co. Roseburg, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.077</container>
      <unittitle>Boulder Creek Canyon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Churchill Hardware Co. Roseburg, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.078</container>
      <unittitle>North Umpqua near Soda Springs</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.079</container>
      <unittitle>Mount Bailey, Diamond Lake</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.080</container>
      <unittitle>On North Umpqua Trail</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.081</container>
      <unittitle>Two horses and a man on North Umpqua Trail</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.082</container>
      <unittitle>A man and two horses carrying loads on the trail</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.083</container>
      <unittitle>Three horses carrying loads with two men on them</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.084</container>
      <unittitle>Horses and men crossing an old suspension bridge</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.085</container>
      <unittitle>Three men lying outside a camp with guns, pots, clothes and more</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.086</container>
      <unittitle>A man trying to cross the river using a long wooden pole</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.087</container>
      <unittitle>A man standing on a giant tree trunk while kicking the branch</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.088</container>
      <unittitle>Two men aiming their guns at the deer in the jungle</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.089</container>
      <unittitle>A steep cliff with rocks and trees</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.090</container>
      <unittitle>A rocky hill surrounded with trees</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
            	<container type="box-item">2.091</container>
      <unittitle>Trees, branches and shadows in a forest</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.092</container>
      <unittitle>Dead tree trunks lying across the river</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.093</container>
      <unittitle>Scenic view of river flowing through the forest</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.094</container>
      <unittitle>Deer finding sanctuary under the tree</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.095</container>
      <unittitle>A picturesque view of a lake surrounded with forest</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Oregon Scenery.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.096</container>
      <unittitle>On North Umpqua Trail</unittitle>
               </did>
         
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.097</container>
      <unittitle>North Umpqua Trail</unittitle>
               </did>
         
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.098</container>
      <unittitle>Tree trunks, logs and branches on the ground</unittitle>
               </did>
         
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.099</container>
      <unittitle>A man posing in front of a giant log</unittitle>
               </did>
         
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.100</container>
      <unittitle>Rock Creek</unittitle>
               </did>
         
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.101</container>
      <unittitle>River flowing through the rocks</unittitle>
               </did>
         
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.102</container>
      <unittitle>Flowing River</unittitle>
               </did>
         
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
            	<container type="box-item">2.103</container>
      <unittitle>River flowing while the clothes are hung on trees</unittitle>
               </did>
         
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.104</container>
      <unittitle>Two men with five horses carrying baggage</unittitle>
               </did>
         
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.105</container>
      <unittitle>A big rock formation amidst the forest</unittitle>
               </did>
         
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.106</container>
      <unittitle>A scenic view of a hill covered with trees</unittitle>
               </did>
         
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.107</container>
      <unittitle>Rocks on 'Grassy Ranch' Trail</unittitle>
               </did>
         
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.108</container>
      <unittitle>Symmetrical rock formations at the bank of the river</unittitle>
               </did>
         
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 14</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Willamette River and Valley, Oregon</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1893/1905">1893-1905 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series is comprised of scenic images of Thornton Lake, Willamette Falls, Silver Creek Falls and Marion Lake and includes a panoramic view of sixty-five acres of hops. Extent: 6 black and white stereoscopic images and 1 color lithograph.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.109</container>
      <unittitle>The Willamette Falls, Oregon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the American Series.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.110</container>
      <unittitle>Thornton Lake near Albany Oregon -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>E. Morrison. Part of Stereoscopic Views of Oregon. Photo Number: 112. Crawford &amp; Paxton. Albany, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.111</container>
      <unittitle>Thornton Lake near Albany Oregon -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>E. Morrison. Part of Oregon Scenery Comprising Columbia River, Portland, Oregon City, The Dalles, Albany, Yaquina Bay, Foulweather, Seal Rocks Resort, Mt. Hood, Soda Springs at Waterloo and Oregon Pacific R. R. Photo Number: 113. Crawford &amp; Paxton. Albany, Oregon. 8/17/1893.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.112</container>
      <unittitle>Giant Rock by the river</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Stereoscopic Views of Oregon. Crawford &amp; Paxton. Albany, Oregon.September 17, 1893. Color Lithography.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.113</container>
      <unittitle>Sixty-five Acres of Hops, Oregon, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 13790. Keystone View Company. 1905.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">2.114</container>
      <unittitle>A group of men and women standing in front of a building</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Part of the Pacific Coast Views. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">2.115</container>
      <unittitle>Silver Creek Falls- Marion Co, Ore</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Pacific Coast Views. Monmouth, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 15</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Alaska</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1898">1898 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series features images from Alaska and captures the Indian Village of Kasaan (or Ka'saan), the "Land of the Totem Poles" and 6 totem poles. It also includes fascinating images of the "Kayak of the Eskimo", The Famous “Iron Trail” Bridge over the Copper River, and placer mining near the Yukon River,  Extent: 10 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.001</container>
      <unittitle>Drying Fish on the Yukon River, Alaska.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 244-(11518). Keystone View Company. Yukon River, Alaska.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.002</container>
      <unittitle>Kasaan Village, Alaska</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>J.F. Jarvis, Publisher. Kasaan Village, Alaska.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.003</container>
      <unittitle>On the Chilcoot trail to the gold fields of the Klondyke</unittitle>
                  <unitdate>1898</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.W. Kilburn. Photo Number: 12738. James M. Davis (Publisher). 1898.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.004</container>
      <unittitle>Keystone Canyon and Bridal Veil Falls near Valdez, on the Richardson Highway, Alaska</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 21114. Keystone View Company. Richardson Highway, Alaska.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.005</container>
      <unittitle>The Famous "Iron Trail" Bridge over the Copper River, Alaska</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 21113. Keystone View Company. Copper River, Alaska.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.006</container>
      <unittitle>Kasaan Village, 6 Totem Poles</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of New Educational Series. Photo Number: 3638. Liberty Brand-Stereo. Views. (Publisher). Kasaan Village, Alaska.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.007</container>
      <unittitle>In the Land of the Totem Poles-The Indian Village of Kasaan, Alaska -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 21038 T. Keystone View Company. The Indian Village of Kasaan, Alaska.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.008</container>
      <unittitle>In the Land of the Totem Poles-The Indian Village of Kasaan, Alaska -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.009</container>
      <unittitle>Placer Mining, near the Yukon River, Alaska</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 245-(9374). Keystone View Company. Yukon River, Alaska.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.010</container>
      <unittitle>The Kayak of the Eskimo</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 245-(9374). Keystone View Company. Yukon River, Alaska.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 16</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Arizona</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1909/1913">1909-1913 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series contains images of the Grand Canyon, specifically the area where the Colorado flows. It also includes images of Kaibab National Forest and the wildlife there. Extent: 4 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.011</container>
      <unittitle>Behold the Realm Where Colorado Flows! Grand Canyon, Arizona, U.S.A. -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 13520. Keystone View Company. Grand Canyon, Arizona. 1913.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.012</container>
      <unittitle>Behold the Realm Where Colorado Flows! Grand Canyon, Arizona, U.S.A. -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 13520. Keystone View Company. Grand Canyon, Arizona. 1909.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.013</container>
      <unittitle>Doe and Suckling Fawn, Kaibab National Forest</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 29428. Keystone View Company. Kaibab National Forest, Arizona.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.014</container>
      <unittitle>Kaibab National Forest, Arizona</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 29423. Keystone View Company. Kaibab National Forest, Arizona.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 17</unitid>
                  <unittitle>California</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1894/1909">1894-1909 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series captures the destruction and havoc caused by the devastating earthquake of San Francisco in April 18, 1906. It also features images of beautiful landmarks and panoramic vistas around Yosemite Valley in California including the Sierras from Glacier Rock, Glacier Point, Washington Tower and Half Dome, Mirror Lake, Bridal Veil Falls, Vernal and Nevada Falls, Falls of Yosemite, Grizzly Giant, and Mt. Shasta. Extent: 68 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.015</container>
      <unittitle>Where one of the great earth-waves that destroyed San Francisco burst the pavement-California</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 8196. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. San Francisco, California. 1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.016</container>
      <unittitle>Havoc of the terrible earthquake-ruins of the once magnificent City Hall, San Francisco, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 8189. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. San Francisco, California. 1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.017</container>
      <unittitle>Nob Hill, from which wealth and splendor were driven by the great fire -- San Francisco, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 8191. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. San Francisco, California. 1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.018</container>
      <unittitle>Phelan Building, remnant ruins of a once great business structure, San Francisco, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 8203. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. San Francisco, California. 1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.019</container>
      <unittitle>Dynamiting unsafe walls left by the earthquake and fire - San Francisco, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 8209. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. San Francisco, California. 1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.020</container>
      <unittitle>South wing of City Hall and monument donated by James Lick, San Francisco, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 8190. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. San Francisco, California. 1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.021</container>
      <unittitle>From Howard and 7th Streets. Over blocks of ruins to Post Office and City Hall, San Francisco, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 8188. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. San Francisco, California. 1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.022</container>
      <unittitle>The James Flood Building and Poodle Dog Restaurant, Victims of the Common Fate-San Francisco Disaster of April 18, 1906</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 13280. Keystone View Company. San Francisco, California. 4/18/1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.023</container>
      <unittitle>Street-car Conductors and Motormen Clearing Away Wreckage on Mission Street, San Francisco Disaster of April 18, 1906.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 13274. Keystone View Company. San Francisco, California. 4/18/1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.024</container>
      <unittitle>Union Street, sunk by the great earth convulsion which destroyed the city, San Francisco, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 8224. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. San Francisco, California. 1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.025</container>
      <unittitle>Union Street, rent by the great earthquake- San Francisco, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 8201. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. San Francisco, California. 1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">3.026</container>
      <unittitle>Great destruction wrought by earthquake and fire-showing Temple Emanuel-San Francisco, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 8204. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. San Francisco, California. 1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">3.027</container>
      <unittitle>Monuments to Man's Impotence-Call Building in the Distance-San Francisco's Earthquake and Fire of April 18, 1906.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 13267. Keystone View Company. San Francisco, California. 4/18/1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">3.028</container>
      <unittitle>The Wawona Tunnel, Tree and Surrounding Forest, Mariposa Grove, Yosemite National Park, California</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: (1066) 5006. Keystone View Company. Yosemite National Park, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">3.029</container>
      <unittitle>From Inspiration Point (E.N.E.) through Yosemite Valley-showing Bridal Veil Falls, California -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of S 288 Series. Photo Number: 6017 V23268. Keystone View Company. Yosemite Valley, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
            	<container type="box-item">3.030</container>
      <unittitle>From Inspiration Point (E.N.E.) through Yosemite Valley-showing Bridal Veil Falls, Cal. -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of S 288 Series. Photo Number: (1) -6017. Underwood &amp; Underwood Publishers. Yosemite Valley, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">3.031</container>
      <unittitle>The "Three Brothers" (Eagle Peak in center) from down the valley in wonderful Yosemite, California -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 5. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Yosemite Valley, California. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.032</container>
      <unittitle>The "Three Brothers" (Eagle Peak in center) from down the Valley in wonderful Yosemite, California</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 5. Underwood &amp; Underwood Publishers. Yosemite Valley, California. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.033</container>
      <unittitle>The Sierras, from Glacier Rock, Yosemite Valley, Cal., U.S.A. -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 5022. Keystone View Company. Yosemite Valley, California. 1897.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.034</container>
      <unittitle>The Sierras from Glacier Rock, Yosemite Valley, Calif.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 5022. Keystone View Company. Yosemite Valley, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.035</container>
      <unittitle>Overlooking Nature's grandest scenery-from Glacier Point (N.E.) over Half Dome and Clouds Rest, Yosemite Valley, California -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 15. Underwood &amp; Underwood Publishers. Yosemite Valley, California. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.036</container>
      <unittitle>Overlooking Nature's grandest scenery-from Glacier Point (N.E.) over Half Dome and Clouds Rest, Yosemite Valley, California -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 16. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Yosemite Valley, California. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.037</container>
      <unittitle>Overlooking Nature's grandest scenery-from Glacier Point (N.E.) over Half Dome and Clouds Rest, Yosemite Valley, California -3</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 16. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Yosemite Valley, California. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">3.038</container>
      <unittitle>Washington Tower and Half Dome, Yosemite Valley, Cal., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 9467. Keystone View Company. Yosemite Valley, California. 1899.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.039</container>
      <unittitle>Overlooking Nature's Grandest Scenery, Yosemite Valley, Cal., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Strohmeyer &amp; Wyman. Underwood &amp; Underwood Publishers. Yosemite Valley, California. 1895.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.040</container>
      <unittitle>Glacier Point, Yosemite Valley, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>George W. Griffith. Photo Number: 4706. Griffith &amp; Griffith Publishers. Yosemite Valley, California. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.041</container>
      <unittitle>Nearly a mile straight and only a step-from Glacier Point (N.W.) across Valley to Yosemite Falls, Yosemite, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 14. Underwood &amp; Underwood Publishers. Yosemite Valley, California. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.042</container>
      <unittitle>Beautiful Mirror Lake, Yosemite Valley, Cal., U.S.A. -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 9466. Keystone View Company. Yosemite Valley, California. 1899.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.043</container>
      <unittitle>Beautiful Mirror Lake, Yosemite Valley, Cal., U.S.A. -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 9466. Keystone View Company. Yosemite Valley, California. 1909.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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            	<container type="box-item">3.044</container>
      <unittitle>El Capitan and Merced River, Yosemite Valley, Cal., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 5008. Keystone View Company. Yosemite Valley, California. 1897.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.045</container>
      <unittitle>Yosemite National Park from Inspiration Point</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Oregon Views Series. N.S. Bennett Publisher. Medford, Oregon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.046</container>
      <unittitle>Bridal Veil Falls, Yosemite Valley, California, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>J.F. Jarvis, Publisher. Yosemite Valley, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.047</container>
      <unittitle>Vernal and Nevada Falls, from Glacier Point</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the New Educational Series. Photo Number: 11. Liberty Brand-Stereo. Views.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.048</container>
      <unittitle>Nature's Grand and Majestic Panorama, Falls of Yosemite, Cal., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>H.Y. Young. American Stereoscopic Company. Yosemite Valley, California. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.049</container>
      <unittitle>Upper and Lower Falls, Yosemite Valley, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 878. Publisher: Griffith &amp; Griffith. Yosemite Valley, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.050</container>
      <unittitle>Look straight up the sheer face of Glacier Point, 3,000 ft. to the Overhanging Rocks, Yosemite Valley, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Yosemite Valley, California. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.051</container>
      <unittitle>Seal Rocks and Cliff House, San Francisco, Cal., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 5047. Keystone View Company. San Francisco, California. 1897.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.052</container>
      <unittitle>Cliff House and Seal Rocks, San Francisco, Cal., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 5048. Keystone View Company. San Francisco, California. 1898.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.053</container>
      <unittitle>San Francisco, California, from an Airplane-Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Inc.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 32742. Keystone View Company. San Francisco, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.054</container>
      <unittitle>Our Party and Yosemite Falls, 2634 feet.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>William H. Rau. Photo Number: 1023. Griffith &amp; Griffith Publishers.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.055</container>
      <unittitle>Yosemite Falls, from Glacier Point Trail, Yosemite Valley, California</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 11. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Yosemite Valley, California. 1901.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.056</container>
      <unittitle>"Its Fleecy Whiteness Tinged with Emerald Green." Nevada Falls, Yosemite Valley, Cal., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Keystone View Company. Yosemite Valley, California. 1897.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.057</container>
      <unittitle>The Sentinel, 3.005 feet, Yosemite, California</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the New Educational Series. Photo Number: 24. Liberty Brand-Stereo. Views. Yosemite Valley, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.058</container>
      <unittitle>The Sentinel, 3,065 ft. high.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the New Educational Series. Liberty Brand-Stereo. Views. (Publisher).</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.059</container>
      <unittitle>The Sentinel, 3,065 feet, Yosemite, California.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of New Educational Series. Photo Number: 33. Liberty Brand-Stereo. Views. (Publisher). Yosemite, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
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            	<container type="box-item">3.060</container>
      <unittitle>Big Tree Logging - Blast rending a section of a great Tree-Converse Basin, California,</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of S 296 Series. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers.  California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.061</container>
      <unittitle>President Roosevelt amid "Nature's Wonders"- driving through Wawona, Big Trees of California</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers.  California. 1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
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            	<container type="box-item">3.062</container>
      <unittitle>Heather Lake, Elevation 9300 Feet, Sequoia National Park, California</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 37597. Keystone View Company. Sequoia National Park, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
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            	<container type="box-item">3.063</container>
      <unittitle>Grizzly Giant, the Largest Living Tree in the World, Mariposa Grove, California, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Strohmeyer &amp; Wyman. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. California. 1894.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
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            	<container type="box-item">3.064</container>
      <unittitle>Pioneer's Cabin, Calaveras Grove, Cal., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 9471. Keystone View Company. California. 1899.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.065</container>
      <unittitle>Moss Brae Falls, near Shasta Springs, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 14233. Keystone View Company. Shasta Springs, California. 1907.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.066</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Shasta (14440 Ft.) North over Strawberry Valley and Sisson, California.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: W29586 T. Keystone View Company. Mt. Shasta, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.067</container>
      <unittitle>Abraham Lincoln, diam. 18 ft., 320 ft. high.-Calaveras Co.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of California.-Big Trees Series. Photo Number: 1088. John P. Soule (Publisher). Calaveras County, California. 1870.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.068</container>
      <unittitle>Throw head back and look up the "Grizzly Giant"-largest branch 20 ft. circumference -- Mariposa Grove, California</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 142. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Mariposa Grove, California. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.069</container>
      <unittitle>A Glimpse of Shasta Springs and the Sacramento River, California.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 14232. Keystone View Company. Mt. Shasta, California. 1907.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.070</container>
      <unittitle>Sand Dunes in Death Valley, California</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 32668. Keystone View Company. Death Valley, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.071</container>
      <unittitle>The Great Western Divide from Panther Gap, Sequoia Nat. Park, Calif.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 33972. Keystone View Company. Sequoia National Park, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.072</container>
      <unittitle>Exterior of Giant Forest Lodge Dining Room, Sequoia National Park, California.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 34065. Keystone View Company. Sequoia National Park, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.073</container>
      <unittitle>The Wawona Tree, Mariposa Grove, Yosemite Valley, Cal., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 5006. Keystone View Company. Yosemite Valley, California. 1897.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.074</container>
      <unittitle>Distant View of "Grizzly Giant," Mariposa Grove, California</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 5973. Keystone View Company. Mariposa Grove, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.075</container>
      <unittitle>Stage passing thro "California," a Great Tree in Mariposa Grove, Cal.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 10216. Griffith &amp; Griffith Publishers. Mariposa Grove, California. 1906.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.076</container>
      <unittitle>Mirror Lake and Reflections, Yosemite</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of New Educational Series. Photo Number: 11. Liberty Brand-Stereo. Views. (Publisher). Yosemite, California.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.077</container>
      <unittitle>The Lake</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Photographic Views of California, and the Pacific Coast generally -embracing Yosemite, Big Trees, Geysers, Mount Shasta, Mining City. Etc., etc. Series. Photo Number: 68. Watkins' Pacific Coast (Publisher). Yosemite Valley, Mariposa County, Cal.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.078</container>
      <unittitle>View on the Merced,</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Photographic Views of California, and the Pacific Coast generally -embracing Yosemite, Big Trees, Geysers, Mount Shasta, Mining City. Etc., etc. Series. Photo Number: 1021. Watkins' Pacific Coast. (Publisher). Yosemite Valley, Mariposa County, Cal.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
            	<container type="box-item">3.079</container>
      <unittitle>Tacoye, or the North Dome, 3730 feet,</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Watkin's New Series, Yosemite and Pacific Coast. Photo Number: 1031. Yosemite Valley, Mariposa County, Cal.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.080</container>
      <unittitle>Yosemite Falls, 2630 feet,</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Photographic Views of California, and the Pacific Coast generally -embracing Yosemite, Big Trees, Geysers, Mount Shasta, Mining City. Etc., etc. series. Photo Number: 3. Watkins' Pacific Coast (Publisher). Yosemite Valley, Mariposa County, Cal.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.081</container>
      <unittitle>Tutocanula, or El Capitan, 3600 feet,</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Photographic Views of California, and the Pacific Coast generally -embracing Yosemite, Big Trees, Geysers, Mount Shasta, Mining City. Etc., etc. Series. Photo Number: 1003. Watkins' Pacific Coast (Publisher). Yosemite Valley, Mariposa County, Cal.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.082</container>
      <unittitle>Yowiye, or the Nevada Fall, and Mt. Broderick,</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the Photographic Views of California, and the Pacific Coast generally -embracing Yosemite, Big Trees, Geysers, Mount Shasta, Mining City. Etc., etc. Series. Photo Number: 1084. Watkins' Pacific Coast (Publisher). Yosemite Valley, Mariposa County, Cal.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 18</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Colorado</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1897/1913">1897-1913 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series includes the images of the Royal Gorge also known as the Grand Canyon of the Arkansas, Cliff Palace in Mesa Verde, Currecante Needle and a color lithograph of the duck hunters returning from a hunt. Extent: 4 black and white stereoscopic images and 1 color lithograph.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
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            	<container type="box-item">3.083</container>
      <unittitle>Royal Gorge (Grand Canyon of the Arkansas), Colorado, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 8002. Keystone View Company. Royal Gorge, Colorado. 1897.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.084</container>
      <unittitle>"Dismantled towers and turrets broken!" Cliff Palace in the Mesa Verde, Colorado, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 8014. Keystone View Company. Mesa Verde, Colorado. 1913.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.085</container>
      <unittitle>The Return at Evening of the Duck Hunters</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>T.W. Ingersoll. Photo Number: 433. 1903. Color Lithography.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.086</container>
      <unittitle>Currecante Needle, Black Canyon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 4306. W.H. Jackson &amp; Co., Photographers. Black Canyon.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.087</container>
      <unittitle>The Royal Gorge</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 715. W.H. Jackson &amp; Co., Photographers.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 19</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Idaho</unittitle>
                  <unitdate>Undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series is comprised of a single image of Shoshone Falls in Idaho. Extent: 1 black and white stereoscopic image.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.088</container>
      <unittitle>Laughing water, Shoshone Falls, Idaho</unittitle>
                  <unitdate>1904</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.W. Kilburn. Photo Number: 16104. James M. Davis. Shoshone Falls, Idaho.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 20</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Montana and Glacier National Park</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1904">1904 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series includes several panoramic views and scenic images of Montana and Glacier National Park featuring its natural landmarks. It contains beautiful images of McDermott Lake, Avalanche Falls, Mt. Jackson and Lake Louise, Mt. Grinnell and Mt. Gould, waterfalls from Grinnell Glacier plunging 2000 feet to a lake, Gunsight Lake, and a storm on Blackfoot Mountain. Extent: 14 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.089</container>
      <unittitle>McDermott Lake, Glacier National Park, Mont.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>N.A. Forsyth (Publisher). Glacier National Park, Montana.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.090</container>
      <unittitle>A Storm on Blackfoot Mountain, Glacier Park.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>N.A. Forsyth (Publisher). Glacier National Park, Montana.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.091</container>
      <unittitle>On the Trail to Iceberg Lake, Glacier Park</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>N.A. Forsyth (Publisher). Glacier National Park, Montana.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.092</container>
      <unittitle>An August Day at Grinnell Glacier</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>N.A. Forsyth (Publisher).</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.093</container>
      <unittitle>Avalanche Falls. (5,000 feet) Glacier Park</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>N.A. Forsyth (Publisher). Glacier National Park, Montana.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.094</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Jackson &amp; Lake Louise, Glacier Park.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>N.A. Forsyth (Publisher). Glacier National Park, Montana.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.095</container>
      <unittitle>Gunsight Lake, Glacier Park.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Glacier National Park, Montana.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.096</container>
      <unittitle>"Look here, old man, where the bullet struck- To down an elk with one shot is pretty good luck." Elk Hunt, Montana, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 12274. Keystone View Company. Elk Hunt, Montana. 1904.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.097</container>
      <unittitle>Waterfalls from Grinnell Glacier Plunging 2000 Feet to Lake, Glacier National Park, Mont.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: V37586. Keystone View Company. Glacier National Park, Montana.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.098</container>
      <unittitle>Approaching Lincoln Pass and Peak-View Back over Lake Ellen Wilson to Gunsight Pass, Glacier Nat. Park.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: V37591. Keystone View Company. Glacier National Park, Montana .</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.099</container>
      <unittitle>Verdure and Snowbanks along the Trail to Lincoln Pass, Glacier Nat. Park, Mont.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: V33980. Keystone View Company. Glacier National Park, Montana.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.100</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Grinnell and Mt. Gould, S.W. across McDermott Lake from Chalets, Glacier National Park, Montana.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: V26516. Keystone View Company. Glacier National Park, Montana .</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.101</container>
      <unittitle>Cascades, Head of Middle Creek</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>W.H. Jackson. Part of Stero. Studies about Mt. Blackmore, M, T. Series. Photo Number: 599. Department of Interior, U.S. Geological Survey of the Territories. Prof. F.V. Hayden in charge.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.102</container>
      <unittitle>Mystic Lake. Near Fort Ellis</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>W.H. Jackson. Part of Rocky Mountain Series. Photo Number: 81. E. &amp; H.T. Anthony &amp; CO.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 21</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Utah</unittitle>
                  <unitdate>Undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series displays the natural grandeur of Utah and features picturesque images of the natural landmarks there, which include Bryce Canyon National Monument, Castle Gate and Price Canyon, Green River and Brown’s Hole among others. Extent: 6 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.103</container>
      <unittitle>Castle Gate, Price Canyon, Utah</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>W.H. Jackson &amp; Co., Photographers. Price Canyon, Utah.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.104</container>
      <unittitle>Railroad tracks in between the hills</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>W.H. Jackson. Denver, Colorado.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.105</container>
      <unittitle>Green River. Brown's Hole.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>W.H. Jackson. Part of the Rocky Mountain Series. Photo Number: 117. E. &amp; H.T. Anthony &amp; CO.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.106</container>
      <unittitle>Bryce Canyon National Monument- Looking toward Inspiration Point, Utah.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 26323 T. Keystone View Company. Inspiration Point, Utah.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.107</container>
      <unittitle>Castle Gate, Price Canyon</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of New Educational Series. Photo Number: 4328. Liberty Brand-Stereo. Views. (Publisher). Price Canyon, Utah.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.108</container>
      <unittitle>Sunset in the Silent City, Bryce Canyon, Utah</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 32793. Keystone View Company. Bryce Canyon, Utah.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 22</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Washington State - General</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1898/1925">1898-1925 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series comprises of images ranging from the scenic views of Skagit River, Mt. Adams, Pend d'Preille river and other picturesque views of Washington. Forestry and agricultural images include logging, harvesting scenes, large logs, shipping lumber, a water wheel, irrigation and more. Extent: 16 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.109</container>
      <unittitle>Skagit River From Foot of Sour Dough Mt.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Darius Kinsey. Part of the 'The Kinsey views of Washington' Series. Photo Number: 164. 1901.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.110</container>
      <unittitle>A Logging Scene</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 33362. Keystone View Company. Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.111</container>
      <unittitle>A Log Flume in the Cascade Mountains</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 252-(33363). Keystone View Company. Cascade Mountains.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.112</container>
      <unittitle>The Peace Arch on United States- Canadian Border, City of Blaine, Washington and British Columbia.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 37607. Keystone View Company. Washington and British Columbia.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.113</container>
      <unittitle>Harvesting in the Great West- Combined Reaper and Thresher-Washington, U.S.A. -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 11623. Keystone View Company. Washington. 1901.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.114</container>
      <unittitle>Harvesting in the Great West- Combined Reaper and Thresher-Washington, U.S.A. - 2</unittitle>
                  <unitdate>1901</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 11623. Keystone View Company. Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.115</container>
      <unittitle>Water Wheel and Irrigation Ditch on a Great Fruit Farm in Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: P195-(V26042). Keystone View Company. Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.116</container>
      <unittitle>Water Wheel and Irrigation Ditch on a Great Fruit Farm in Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: P195-(V26042). Keystone View Company. Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.117</container>
      <unittitle>Drawing Logs up the Incline to Second Floor of Mill to Deliver Them to the Saw, Washington, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 20025. Keystone View Company. Washington. 1905.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.118</container>
      <unittitle>At the Mill Great Booms Stretched across the River Catch the Drifting Logs, Washington, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 20021. Keystone View Company. Washington. 1905.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.119</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Adams south over the rugged summits of the Cascade Mountains, Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 9924. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Cascade Mountains, Washington. 1907.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.120</container>
      <unittitle>A Cascade Mountain Elk (3 Years' Old; Horns, 8 Weeks' Growth). Washington, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 9316. Keystone View Company. Washington. 1898.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.121</container>
      <unittitle>Cutting Timber in the State of Washington, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 9323. Keystone View Company. Washington. 1898.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">3.122</container>
      <unittitle>Denny Creek  Ranch Bar-N,  Snoqualmie Forest, Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>1925.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.123</container>
      <unittitle>Shipping Lumber, Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 217-(20027). Keystone View Company. Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">3.124</container>
      <unittitle>Looking up Box Canyon, Pend d'Preille River, Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Fine Stereoscopic Views. Photo Number: 2021. O.W. Watson Co., Publishers. Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 23</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington</unittitle>
                  <unitdate>Undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series features several stunning images of Mt. Rainier and captures the natural grandeur of the Mt. Rainier National Park. It includes images of natural landmarks within the vicinity such as Cowlitz Pinnacle, Stevens Glacier, Upper Nisqually Glacier, Paradise Glacier, Paradise Valley, Mirror Lake, Camp Muir and Gibraltar Rock and more. Extent: 23 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.001</container>
      <unittitle>Cowlitz Pinnacle, Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23370. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.002</container>
      <unittitle>Cowlitz Pinnacle, Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23370. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.003</container>
      <unittitle>Cowlitz Pinnacle, Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington -3</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23370. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.004</container>
      <unittitle>Looking Down a Deep Crevasse of Paradise Glacier, Summit of Mt. Rainier in the Distance- Rainier National Park, Wash. -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 219-(14135). Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.005</container>
      <unittitle>Looking Down a Deep Crevasse of Paradise Glacier, Summit of Mt. Rainier in the Distance- Rainier National Park, Wash. -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 219-(14135). Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.006</container>
      <unittitle>Looking Down a Deep Crevasse of Paradise Glacier, Summit of Mt. Rainier in the Distance- Rainier National Park, Wash. -3</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 219-(14135). Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.007</container>
      <unittitle>Looking Down a Deep Crevasse of Paradise Glacier, Summit of Mt. Rainier in the Distance- Rainier National Park, Wash. -4</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 219-(14135). Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.008</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Rainier and Pyramid Peak Reflected in Mirror Lake, Indian Henry's Hunting Ground, Mt. Rainier Nat. Park. Washington.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23380. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.009</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Rainier from Mirror Lake, Indian Henry's Hunting Ground, Mt. Rainier National Park, Wash.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23380 T. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.010</container>
      <unittitle>Perilous Climbing over Ice Crags of Stevens Glacier, Mount Rainier, Washington -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: V23272 T. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.011</container>
      <unittitle>Perilous Climbing over Ice Crags of Stevens Glacier, Mount Rainier, Washington -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: V23272 T. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.012</container>
      <unittitle>Perilous Climbing over Ice Crags of Stevens Glacier, Mount Rainier, Washington -3</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: V23272 T. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.013</container>
      <unittitle>Glacial Stream at Foot of Stevens Glacier, Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23368. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.014</container>
      <unittitle>Ice Grandeur of the Upper Nisqually Glacier, Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23357. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.015</container>
      <unittitle>Only Four of This Party Reached Mt. Rainier's Summit, Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23376. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.016</container>
      <unittitle>Camp Muir and Gibraltar Rock near Summit of Mt. Rainier, Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23374. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.017</container>
      <unittitle>Camp Muir and Gibraltar Rock near Summit of Mt. Rainier, Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23374. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.018</container>
      <unittitle>New Paradise Inn (August 2nd), Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23009. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.019</container>
      <unittitle>Paradise Valley and Inn (August), Mt. Rainier National Park, Wash.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23010. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.020</container>
      <unittitle>The Rugged Cowlitz Glacier, Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23373. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.021</container>
      <unittitle>Flower-decked Parks Surround the Smoky Cap of Mt. Rainier, Mt. Rainier Nat. Park, Wash.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23363. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.022</container>
      <unittitle>Peering into the Awful Depths of a Crevasse, Stevens Glacier, Mt. Rainier Nat. Park, Wash.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: V23369. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.023</container>
      <unittitle>Summit of Mt. Rainier (14,408 ft.), Third Highest Point in United States, Mt. Rainier Nat. Park, Wash.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 23378. Keystone View Company. Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 24</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Mt. Tacoma, Washington</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1907">1907 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Mt. Tacoma is an alternate name for Mt. Rainer. It is also known as Mt. Tahoma. This series consists of magnificent images of the summit of Mt. Rainier or Tacoma, Nisqually Glacier, and also features several images of the perilous climbing over the ice crags of Stevens glacier. One image depicts a lunch at Camp Muir, that is near the summit of Mt. Tacoma.  Extent: 8 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.024</container>
      <unittitle>Perilous Climbing over Ice Crags of Stevens Glacier, Mt. Tacoma, Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: V23272. Keystone View Company. Mt. Tacoma, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.025</container>
      <unittitle>Perilous climbing over ice-crags of Stevens Glacier.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: (53)-9931. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Mt. Tacoma, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.026</container>
      <unittitle>Summit of Mt. Rainier or Tacoma, 14528 ft. high, Washington.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>J.A. Blosser. Part of the Cascade Mts., Puget Sound, and the Pacific Northwest Series. Photo Number: 123. Blosser Scenic Art Co. Mt. Rainier or Tacoma, Washington. 1907.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.027</container>
      <unittitle>Lunch at Camp Muir, 12500 ft. high, near the Summit of Mt. Rainier or Tacoma, 14528 ft. Washington.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>J.A. Blosser. Part of the Cascade Mts., Puget Sound, and the Pacific Northwest series. Photo Number: 725. Blosser Scenic Art Co. Mt. Rainier or Tacoma, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.028</container>
      <unittitle>The sun-scarred face of Nisqually Glacier, Mt. Tacoma, Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 9929. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Mt. Tacoma, Washington. 1907.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.029</container>
      <unittitle>Perpetual winter- Mt. Tacoma and Nisqually glacier, Washington -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: (52)-9922. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Mt. Tacoma, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.030</container>
      <unittitle>Perpetual winter- Mt. Tacoma and Nisqually Glacier from Camp of the Clouds, Washington -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 9922. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Mt. Tacoma, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.031</container>
      <unittitle>On the Cleaves</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.C. Lewis. Part of the Mt. Tacoma Series No. 54. C.C. Lewis, Monmouth, Or. (Publisher). Mt. Tacoma, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 25</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Seattle, Washington</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1898/1905">1898-1905 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series contains wonderful images of the Seattle, Washington cityscape from the late 1880’s and early 1890’s, including an interesting image of the Mardi Gras Parade from July 1904 held in the First Avenue, Seattle. Other images include Puget Sound and Seattle, and Port Blakely Mills, that was at that time the largest in the world. Activities depicted in images include braile-taking or seine hauling salmon for canneries, hauling large logs "Waghington toothpicks", and more. Extent: 16 black and white stereoscopic images and 1 color lithograph.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.032</container>
      <unittitle>The great thrifty city, Seattle, Wash.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.W. Kilburn. Photo Number: 16029. James M. Davis (Publisher). Seattle, Washington. 1904.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.033</container>
      <unittitle>Mardi Gras Parade, July, 1904, First Ave., Seattle, Wash.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Darius Kinsey. Part of the Original Stereographs series. Photo Number: 518. Darius Kinsey, Publisher. Seattle, Washington. 7/1/1904.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
            	<container type="box-item">4.034</container>
      <unittitle>Seattle and Puget Sound from the Smith Building, Washington -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 37111. Keystone View Company. Seattle, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.035</container>
      <unittitle>Seattle and Puget Sound from the Smith Building, Washington -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 37111. Keystone View Company. Seattle, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.036</container>
      <unittitle>Seattle and Puget Sound from the Smith Building, Washington -3</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 220-(13617). Keystone View Company. Seattle, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.037</container>
      <unittitle>Huge Sawmill and Mill Pond, near Seattle, Puget Sound, Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 216-(13618). Keystone View Company. Seattle, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.038</container>
      <unittitle>Loading Lumber on Ships, Wash.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 20027. Keystone View Company. Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.039</container>
      <unittitle>Awed with admiration, Leschi Park, Seattle, Wash.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B. W. Kilburn. Photo Number: 16031. James M. Davis (Publisher). Seattle, Washington. 1904. Color Lithography.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.040</container>
      <unittitle>Puget Sound and Seattle, Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>George W. Griffith. Series of 1904, by George W. Griffith. Photo Number: 4529. George W. Griffith Publisher. Seattle, Washington. 1904.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.041</container>
      <unittitle>A Washington Toothpick- Ship Mast Being Shipped From Port Blakely Mills, Largest Lumber Mills in the World, Near Seattle, Wash., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 13619. Keystone View Company. Seattle, Washington. 1904.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.042</container>
      <unittitle>Government Reindeer en route for Alaska, Woodland Park, Seattle, Wash., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 9066. Keystone View Company. Seattle, Washington. 1898.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.043</container>
      <unittitle>Second Avenue from Yester Way, Seattle, Wash.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 220-(13721). Keystone View Company. Seattle, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.044</container>
      <unittitle>View north from Smith Bldg. over some of Seattle's Finest Business Buildings, Wash.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 29585 T. Keystone View Company. Seattle, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.045</container>
      <unittitle>Brailing-taking salmon from the trap for the great canneries, Puget Sound, Washington. -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 54. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Puget Sound, Washington. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.046</container>
      <unittitle>Brailing-taking salmon from the trap for the great canneries, Puget Sound, Washington. -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 54. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Puget Sound, Washington. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.047</container>
      <unittitle>Drawing Logs up the Incline to Second Floor of Mill to Deliver Them to the Saw, Washington, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 20025 (15). Keystone View Company. Washington. 1905.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.048</container>
      <unittitle>Port Blakely Mills- Largest in World, Near Seattles, Puget Sound, Washington.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 216-(13618). Keystone View Company. Seattle, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 26</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Walla Walla, Washington</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1902">1902 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series depicts harvesting in wheat fields in Walla Walla and highlights the evolution of the sickle and flail 33 horse team combined harvester in Walla Walla, Washington. Extent: 5 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.049</container>
      <unittitle>Evolution of Sickle and Flail-33 Horse Team Combined Harvester- Walla Walla, Washington -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Walla Walla, Washington. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.050</container>
      <unittitle>Evolution of Sickle and Flail-33 Horse Team Combined Harvester- Walla Walla, Washington -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 55. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Walla Walla, Washington. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.051</container>
      <unittitle>Evolution of Sickle and Flail-33 Horse Team Combined Harvester- Walla Walla, Washington -3</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 55. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Walla Walla, Washington. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.052</container>
      <unittitle>Evolution of Sickle and Flail-33 Horse Harvester at Walla Walla, Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: V23273. Keystone View Company. Walla Walla, Washington.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.053</container>
      <unittitle>Modern American Harvesting in the great Western Wheat Fields- Walla Walla, Washington.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Walla Walla, Washington. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 27</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Yellowstone - Wyoming</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1897/1909">1897-1909 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series captures some of the natural wonders of Yellowstone National Park, which includes  images of Old Faithful: the "Queen of Geysers", the Yellowstone River, Great Fall from below the head of Grand Canyon, Rocky Mountain Divide, Riverside Geyser, Devil’s Kitchen, and the the Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River. Extent: 13 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.054</container>
      <unittitle>"Old Faithful," Queen of Geysers, Yellowstone National Park. Wyo.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 194-(13584). Keystone View Company. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.055</container>
      <unittitle>"Old Faithful," Geyser in Eruption, Yellowstone Nat. Park, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>American Stereoscopic Company. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. 1904.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.056</container>
      <unittitle>"Old Faithful," Queen of Geysers, Yellowstone National Park. Wyo.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 13584. Keystone View Company. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. 1904.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.057</container>
      <unittitle>"A mountain torrent's strength is here"-Yellowstone River, Y.N.P.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.L. Wasson. Photo Number: 568. International View Co. Photographers &amp; Publishers. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. 1901.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.058</container>
      <unittitle>Great Fall (308 ft.) from below the Head of Grand Canyon (20 miles long), Yellowstone Nat. Park. Wyo.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 29195. Keystone View Company. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.059</container>
      <unittitle>Glory Enough for One Day's Hunt.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>R.Y. Young. American Stereoscopic Company (Publisher). 1897.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.060</container>
      <unittitle>Rocky Mountain Divide, Yellowstone National Park, Wyo., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 13581. Keystone View Company. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. 1909.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.061</container>
      <unittitle>Yellowstone River above Upper Falls- Saddie Rock and Chittenden Bridge, Yellowstone Nat. Park, Wyo.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 29192. Keystone View Company. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.062</container>
      <unittitle>Continental Divide Where the Waters Flow to Both Oceans from this Lake, Yellow-stone Nat. Park, Wyo.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: W26412. Keystone View Company. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.063</container>
      <unittitle>Riverside Geyser blowing off scalding steam and spray, Yellowstone Park.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 2191. American Stereoscopic Company. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. 1907.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.064</container>
      <unittitle>The Lower Falls of the Yellowstone, Yellowstone National Park.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.L. Wasson. Photo Number: 442. International View Co. Photographers &amp; Publishers. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. 1900.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.065</container>
      <unittitle>Devil's Kitchen, Yellowstone Park.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of Series 1907. Photo Number: 7. O.W. Watson Co., Publishers. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. 1907.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.066</container>
      <unittitle>Fossil Tree Trunks in Petrified Forest, Specimen Ridge, Yellowstone Nat. Park, Wyo.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 29488. Keystone View Company. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 28</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Washington D.C.</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1900/1909">1900-1909 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series features some of the prominent landmarks of the Washington D.C. including the capitol, Washington D.C., and the the White House. It also includes several aerial images offering panoramic vistas of the city. Noteworthy images include "Lincoln Triumphant: The Great Statue in the Lincoln Memorial", the Old House of Representatives, and the Washington National Monument. Extent: 13 black and white stereoscopic images and 1 color lithograph.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.067</container>
      <unittitle>The Agricultural Department</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the J.F. Jarvis' Stereoscopic Views. J.F. Jarvis' Stereoscopic Views (Publisher).</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.068</container>
      <unittitle>The Capitol, Washington, D.C., U.S.A. -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 224. Keystone View Company. The Capitol, Washington D.C. 1909.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.069</container>
      <unittitle>The Capitol, Washington, D.C., U.S.A. -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 224. Keystone View Company. The Capitol, Washington D.C. 1900.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.070</container>
      <unittitle>Lincoln Triumphant, The Great Statue in the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 32242. Keystone View Company. Lincoln Memorial, Washington D.C.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.071</container>
      <unittitle>Beautiful grounds at the historic residence of the Nation's Chief-the White House, Washington, U.S.A</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. White House, Washington D.C. Color Lithography.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.072</container>
      <unittitle>Old House of Representatives, Washington</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the American Views Standard Series. Washington D.C.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.073</container>
      <unittitle>The Nation's Pride- Washington, Capitol City of the United States, From an Airplane -1</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 26100 T. Keystone View Company. Washington D.C.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.074</container>
      <unittitle>The Nation's Pride- Washington, Capitol City of the United States, From an Airplane -2</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 26100. Keystone View Company. The Capitol, Washington D.C.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
            	<container type="box-item">4.075</container>
      <unittitle>Washington National Monument, Washington, D.C., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 437. Keystone View Company. Washington D.C.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.076</container>
      <unittitle>An Air View of the Beautiful Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 34085. Keystone View Company. Lincoln Memorial, Washington D.C.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.077</container>
      <unittitle>A Nation's Shrine from the Air- Home of Washington, Founder of the Republic, Mt. Vernon, Va.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 34086. Keystone View Company. Mt. Vernon, Va.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.078</container>
      <unittitle>From Washington Monument (N.), White House, Treasury, and State Department, Washington, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 2. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. White House, Washington D.C. 1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.079</container>
      <unittitle>Cherry Blossom Time in Washington- a Lovely Night View of Washington Monument</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 33805. Keystone View Company. Washington Monument, Washington D.C.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.080</container>
      <unittitle>The Capitol from Washington Monument</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 328-(33531). Keystone View Company. Washington D.C.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 29</unitid>
                  <unittitle>East Coast</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1902/1909">1902-1909 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series contains a wide array of images from the East Coast which range from the scenic cityscape taken from the Empire State Building in New York to Plymouth Rock and Lexington Commons in Massachusetts, the Old Liberty Bell from Independence Hall in Philadelphia to the breathtaking views of the Niagara Falls. It also includes images of the interior of Faneuil Hall in Boston "The Cradle of Liberty", the making of charcoal in the mountains of western North Carolina, and oil wells and Culp’s Hill in Pennsylvania.  Extent: 16 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.081</container>
      <unittitle>From Empire Building (N.) past Trinity Church Steeple, up Broadway, New York, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: (1)-5306. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. New York. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.082</container>
      <unittitle>The great Mountain of frozen Spray, below the ice-bound American Falls, Niagara Falls.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Niagara Falls. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.083</container>
      <unittitle>The Old Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 80-(9648). Keystone View Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.084</container>
      <unittitle>Liberty Bell, Independence Hall. Philadelphia, Pa.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: P 158-(23091). Keystone View Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.085</container>
      <unittitle>The Cradle of Liberty, interior Faneuil Hall, Boston-scene of epoch-making meetings of two centuries.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 88. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Boston. 1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.086</container>
      <unittitle>Plymouth Rock, Plymouth, Mass. Outside View of Canopy Covering Rock.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: P243-(26431). Keystone View Company. Plymouth, Massachusetts.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.087</container>
      <unittitle>Western Reserve Medical College-Wash.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of New Educational Series. Photo Number: 13. Liberty Brand-Stereo. Views. (Publisher). Washington D.C.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.088</container>
      <unittitle>Logs on a Stream</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 389-(12260). Keystone View Company.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.089</container>
      <unittitle>Logs from the Forest Delivered at the Stream, Aroostook County, Me.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 12260. Keystone View Company. Aroostook County, Maine.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.090</container>
      <unittitle>Lexington Common, Lexington, Mass., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 11680. Keystone View Company. Lexington, Mass. 1909.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.091</container>
      <unittitle>Making Charcoal in the Mountains of Western North Carolina</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 103-(6208). Keystone View Company. North Carolina.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.092</container>
      <unittitle>Admiring Tourists viewing the Falls, from Prospect Point, Niagara, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 2. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Niagara Falls. 1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.093</container>
      <unittitle>From Goat Island to Luna Island, American Falls and Ice Mountains to Steel Bridge, Niagara Falls, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 5415. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Niagara Falls. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.094</container>
      <unittitle>Prospect Point in Winter, Niagara Falls, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Niagara Falls.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.095</container>
      <unittitle>Culp's Hill, Gettysburg, Pa.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 29357. Keystone View Company. Gettysburg, Pa.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.096</container>
      <unittitle>Source of gigantic fortunes-oil wells in Pennsylvania.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of S 427 Series. Photo Number: 5535. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Pennsylvania.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 30</unitid>
                  <unittitle>U.S. Presidents</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1896/1903">1896-1903 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series comprises of historic images of former U.S. Presidents: William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt. President McKinley is photographed with his wife, Mrs. McKinley in two images. The other two images show him at his desk and in the Cabinet Room of the White House. President Theodore is captured while dictating instructions to his Secretary, William Loeb in the White House. Extent: 5 black and white stereoscopic images and 1 color lithograph.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.097</container>
      <unittitle>The President and Mrs. McKinley</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>S.V. Courtney. Photo Number: 2474. Keystone View Company. 1896.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.098</container>
      <unittitle>"Open Mills, not open Mints." William McKinley. (Protection and Sound Money.)</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>C.H. Graves, Publisher.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.099</container>
      <unittitle>President McKinley's happiest hours-with Mrs. McKinley in their home apartments- White House, Washington, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 5. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. White House, Washington D.C. 1901.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.100</container>
      <unittitle>President McKinley at his desk in the White House, Washington, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Strohmeyer &amp; Wyman. Photo Number: 1. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. White House, Washington D.C. 1898. Color Lithography.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.101</container>
      <unittitle>William McKinley, the Nation's President, in the Cabinet Room of the White House, Washington, U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Strohmeyer &amp; Wyman. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. White House, Washington D.C. 1900.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.102</container>
      <unittitle>President Roosevelt Dictating Instructions to His Secretary, William Loeb, White House, Washington, D.C., U.S.A.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 11915. Keystone View Company. White House, Washington D.C. 1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 31</unitid>
                  <unittitle>General Americana</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1899/1901">1899-1901</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series includes an image of a child pictured with a cow and a sheep and another image of a smaller child with a goat named ‘Billy’. It also includes an interesting image of two men in a small boat on a river as one points his gun to hunt while the other man is rowing. Extent: 3 black and white stereoscopic images and 1 color lithograph.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.103</container>
      <unittitle>"A Little Child Shall Lead Them!"</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 34. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. 1901.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.104</container>
      <unittitle>"Me an' Billy."</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 9685. Keystone View Company. 1899.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.105</container>
      <unittitle>"Gee Whiz! What a Chance!"</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 10511. Keystone View Company. 1899.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 32</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Spanish-American War</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1898/1899">1898-1899 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series contains historical images taken during the Spanish-American War and includes fascinating images of the battleships, soldiers packing for Santiago de Cuba and a regiment in Camp Columbia, Havana, Cuba. It also includes an image of Death in within the American ranks as the soldiers continue to fire. Extent: 6 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.106</container>
      <unittitle>For the stars and stripes,- Death in the American ranks, Philippine Islands</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. 1899.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.107</container>
      <unittitle>U.S. Battleship "Oregon," Showing 13-inch Gun that Destroyed the Spanish Cruiser "Viscaya" at Battle of Santiago</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 9347. Keystone View Company. 1898.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.108</container>
      <unittitle>After Deck on the "Oregon,"- showing two 13-inch, four 8-inch and two 6-inch guns.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Strohmeyer &amp; Wyman. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. 1899.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.109</container>
      <unittitle>United States Battleship, Maine</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 7050. Keystone View Company. Maine.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">4.110</container>
      <unittitle>Col. W.J. Bryan's Regiment-3d Nebraska Volunteers-Camp Columbia, Havana, Cuba</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Strohmeyer &amp; Wyman. Strohmeyer &amp; Wyman Publishers. Havana, Cuba. 1899.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.111</container>
      <unittitle>The "Rough Riders" packing for Santiago de Cuba</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Strohmeyer &amp; Wyman. Strohmeyer &amp; Wyman Publishers. 1898.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 33</unitid>
                  <unittitle>World War I</unittitle>
                  <unitdate>Undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series comprises of a single image depicting French fliers using fighter aircraft produced by the French airplane manufacturer, Nieuport.  The image was taken on the battle line during the World War I. Extent: 1 black and white stereoscopic image.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">4.112</container>
      <unittitle>A Flock of French Fliers Ready for Action On the Battle Line. Nieuport Airplanes With Guns.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 18654. Keystone View Company.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 34</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Canada</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1903/1913">1903-1913 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series contains spectacular images and picturesque views of the natural wonders in British Columbia such as the Moraine Lake and Valley of the Ten Peaks, Fraser Rapids, Mount Stephen, Illecillewaet Valley from Observation Point and more. It also includes an interesting image of the “Blockhouse” from St. Helen’s Island in Montreal, and an image with a panoramic view over Quebec toward the St. Lawrence River. Extent: 9 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.001</container>
      <unittitle>Moraine Lake and Valley of the Ten Peaks, Canadian Rockies, B.C., Canada</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 13822. Keystone View Company. British Columbia, Canada. 1913.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.002</container>
      <unittitle>"Old Lo" Dealing the Deathblow- Dipping Salmon, Fraser River Rapids, British Columbia, Can.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 13817. Keystone View Company. British Columbia, Canada.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.003</container>
      <unittitle>"Eternal beauties grace the shining scene"-Field and Mount Stephen, B.C., Can.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 10674. Keystone View Company. British Columbia, Canada. 1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.004</container>
      <unittitle>Illecillewaet Valley from Observation Point, near Glacier, British Columbia, Canada</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 13813. Keystone View Company. British Columbia, Canada. 1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.005</container>
      <unittitle>Mt. Emma, Paradise Bay</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the New Educational Series. Photo Number: 3649. Liberty Brand-Stereo. Views. (Publisher). Paradise Bay.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.006</container>
      <unittitle>Sacking wheat by the side of great modern thresher, Manitoba, Canada</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 11100. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Manitoba, Canada.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.007</container>
      <unittitle>"Blockhouse", St. Helen's Island, Montreal</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of the New Educational Series. Photo Number: 1357. Liberty Brand-Stereo. Views. (Publisher). Montreal, Canada.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.008</container>
      <unittitle>View over Quebec to the St. Lawrence River, Canada</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 37617. Keystone View Company. Quebec, Canada.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.009</container>
      <unittitle>Haunted Lake, Near Candadian Boundary</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Publisher: N.A. Forsyth.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 35</unitid>
                  <unittitle>China</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1900/1913">1900-1913</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series includes historical images of the Interior of Throne Room, in the Forbidden City, Peking, China. It also features images of the ruins of Chinese buildings and defenses built by the Boxers on wall near South Gate in Peking and an image of an ancient boat under full sail on the Yellow Sea- near the coast of Manchuria. Extent: 5 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.010</container>
      <unittitle>Clumsy Chinese Junk under full sail on the Yellow Sea- Coast of Manchuria in distance</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Yellow Sea, Coast of Manchuria, China. 1904.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.011</container>
      <unittitle>Interior of Throne Room, Forbidden City, Peking, China</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 12006. Keystone View Company. Forbidden City, Peking. 1913.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.012</container>
      <unittitle>Interior of Joss House within the City Wall, Tien-Tsin, China</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 12039. Keystone View Company. Tien-Tsin, China. 1900.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">5.013</container>
      <unittitle>Overlooking Ruins of Chinese Buildings from South Gate, Peking, China.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 12008. Keystone View Company. South Gate, Peking. 1900.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.014</container>
      <unittitle>Defenses Built by Boxers on Wall near South Gate, Ruins in Distance, Peking, China</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 12009. Keystone View Company. South Gate, Peking. 1900.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 36</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Egypt</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1902/1903">1902-1903</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series includes images of the grandiose Pyramids of Gizeh in Egypt. It includes a historical image of the Second Pyramid with crown of original casing masonry while the other image features the Bedouins, their homes and the distant pyramids. Extent: 2 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.015</container>
      <unittitle>Second Pyramid with crown of original casing masonry, S.W. from summit of Great Pyramid, Egypt.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 21. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Great Pyramid, Egypt. 1902.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.016</container>
      <unittitle>Bedouins, their homes and the distant Pyramids, Gizeh, Egypt.</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Part of The "Perfect Stereograph". Photo Number: 1106. H.C. White Co., Publishers. Gizah, Egypt. 1903.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 37</unitid>
                  <unittitle>India</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1909">1909</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series contains an image of the regal ‘Taj Mahal’, one of the wonders of the world, in Agra, India. Extent: 1 black and white stereoscopic image.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.017</container>
      <unittitle>The Taj Mahal, Agra, India</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 12531. Keystone View Company. Agra, India. 1909.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   
</c01>
   <c01 level="series">
   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 38</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Japan</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1905">1905</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>The series features a portrait of Field Marshall Marquis Oyama and Family. Extent: 1 black and white stereoscopic image.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                  
            	<container type="box-item">5.018</container>
      <unittitle>Field Marshall Marquis Oyama and Family</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>B.L. Singley. Photo Number: 14823. Keystone View Company. 1905.</p>
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   <did>
                  <unitid>Series 39</unitid>
                  <unittitle>Russia</unittitle>
                  <unitdate normal="1898">1898 and undated</unitdate>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>This series comprises of two images featuring the magnificent Pompeian Room in the Imperial Winter Palace in St. Petersburg and another image displaying the Burial Place of the Czars, in the Peter-Paul Church in St. Petersburg. Extent: 2 black and white stereoscopic images.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">5.019</container>
      <unittitle>The Pompeian Room in the Imperial Winter Palace, St. Petersburg, Russia</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>William H. Rau. Photo Number: 317-577. E.W. Kelley, Publisher. Imperial Winter Palace, St. Petersburg.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
</c02>
   <c02 level="item">
   <did>
                 
            	<container type="box-item">5.020</container>
      <unittitle>Burial Place of the Czars, in the Peter-Paul Church of the Fortress, St. Petersburg, Russia</unittitle>
               </did>
         <scopecontent>
                  <p>Photo Number: 27. Underwood &amp; Underwood, Publishers. Peter-Paul Church, St. Petersburg. 1898.</p>
                     </scopecontent>
            
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