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Gates Ravine
circa 1890-1899
View out of Gates Ravine (Glen Eyrie). One man is reclining on the beach at right, and a second man is standing on a sailboat.
"Dell Queen" Across from Ravine Bridge
circa 1890-1899
View looking down at the "Dell Queen" along the near shoreline at a point across from Ravine Bridge.
H.H. Bennett and Dark Tent at Gates Ravine
circa 1890-1899
View up the river from behind Gates Ravine. There is a boat and dark tent at the edge of the river. H.H. Bennett is sitting on rowboat with his wetplate tent behind him.
Boat and Dark Tent at Gates Ravine
circa 1890-1899
Boat and dark tent at Gates Ravine. One man is sitting in a boat on the water. Another man is in the foreground sitting on the rock face near the shoreline.
Taylor's Glen
circa 1890-1899
Taylor's Glen; Reportedly known as Schoolhouse Ravine. There is a man sitting on left on a ledge.