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The Gang
1909
The Gang at their campsite. From left to right are: Charles (Carl) Greene, Bill Marr, Dr. (Doc) Copeland, an unidentified man, and William MacLaren (Billy Mac). Doc and the unidentified man appear ...
Fred Carr
1909
Fred Carr is sitting on his pack smoking a tobacco pipe. Photographer Howard Greene captioned this image "Chief of the Rough Necks."
Nimrod the Dog
1909
Carl Greene's dog Nimrod resting on the grass in Watersmeet. There is a chain on his collar, and The Gang's travel supplies, including a cased mandolin, are on a platform behind him.
The Gang at Camp 2
1909
A group portrait of The Gang at Camp 2. From left to right are: an unidentified man, Carl (who appears to be holding binoculars), Bill, Howard T., and Charlie Isley.
Duluth Bridge
1909
The Duluth, South Shore, and Southern Railroad Bridge, which spans the Presque Isle River
