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Cooking on Mirro Cookset while Camping



Cooking on Mirro Cookset while Camping
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Title: Cooking on Mirro Cookset while Camping
Description: Donald Soehnlein took this photograph while on vacation in the Bitterroot Mountains, near Lola, Montana. It depicts his wife Nina and son James cleaning up the breakfast dishes on a picnic table in front of the family tent and car, a 1966 Plymouth Belvedere II. The camping cook set depicted was made by the Mirro Aluminum Company and is in the Wisconsin Historical Society Museum collection. The Soehnleins took family camping vacations out West as well as around Wisconsin.
Image ID: 97351
Creation
Date: 		August 1, 1967 
Creator
Name: 		Soehnlein, Donald
City, State: Lola, Montana
Collection
Name: 		Museum Collection
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information: 		Wisconsin Historical Society Museum collection (#2012.209.1)
Subjects: Trees
Cookery
Food
Tents
Tableware
Camping
Picnicking
Automobiles
Children
Family
Outdoor photography
Women
Clothing and dress
Outdoor furniture
Foliage
 

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Please Credit: Wisconsin Historical Society.
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