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Stereoviews 1 through 99

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Title

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Yo Semite Falls, 2630 feet. Yosemite Valley, Mariposa County, Ca	Courtesy of Graham Pilecki
	Courtesy of William Jaeger

On Watkins mount

On Taber mount

[also] Starting Out

Yo Semite Falls, 2630 feet.	Courtesy of California State Library
	Courtesy of Graham Pilecki

Manuscript title

Printed title

Yo Semite Falls, 2630 feet.

In Camp

Girl on swing

Yo Semite Falls, 2630 feet

Yo Semite Falls, 2630 feet.

Courtesy of Gary D. Lowe

On the way to the Lower Fall.

Courtesy of The New York Public Library

The Lower Yosemite Fall.

The Top of the Yo Semite.

Courtesy of The New York Public Library

Distant View, Yosemite Falls

Courtesy of Phil Nathanson

View up the Valley

Yosemite Fall

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

Between the Yosemite Falls	Courtesy of George Eastman House
	Courtesy of William Jaeger

Stereoview on glass mount

Between the Yosemite Falls

Piwyac, or the Vernal Fall, at Low Water

Piwyac, or the Vernal Fall, from the South Fork

Courtesy of The New York Public Library

Piwyac, or the Vernal Fall, view from the top

Courtesy of Linda M. Lebsack Brooks

View from the South Fork

Courtesy of Phil Nathanson

Distant view of Half Dome and Vernal Fall

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

[also] View from the South Fork

Piwyac, or the Vernal Fall, and Mt. Broderick, 300 feet

Piwyac, or the Vernal Fall, 300 feet

Vernal Fall, 300 feet

Courtesy of Phil Nathanson

On Watkins' New Series mount

Waterfall, Yosemite Valley

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

[also] Pohono, or the Bridal Veil, 900 feet

Courtesy of The New York Public Library

[also] Vernal Fall, 300 feet.

[also] The Mill from The Ferry

Manuscript view, no ID on side; Written on reverse of mount: Big River Mill, Mendocino Co. ex. J.B. Ford family estate by Watkins

Pohono, Bridal Veil

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

[also] Pohono, or the Bridal Veil, 900 feet

Bridal Veil from the Coulterville Trail

Bridal Veil, 900 feet, front view

Courtesy of David Horine

From the foot of the Mariposa Trail

Courtesy of Online Archive of California

Manuscript title

[also] View of the Valley, from the foot of the Mariposa Trail. El Capitan on the left, Cathedral Rocks on the right, Yosemite Valley, Mariposa Co.

Courtesy of The Society of California Pioneers

Pohono, or the Bridal Veil, From the foot of the Mariposa Trail

Nevada Fall

Courtesy of Online Archive of California

Manuscript title

[also] Nevada Fall, 700 feet

Cascade, Nevada Fall

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

[also] Cascade between the Vernal and Nevada Falls

Courtesy of Phil Nathanson

On Watkins' New Series mount

Nevada Fall, 700 feet

[also] Yowiye, or the Nevada Fall and Pool

Tocoya, or the North Dome, from the South Fork

River View. Tacoye

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

[also] River View, North Dome

North Dome, 3729 feet

Courtesy of Online Archive of California

Manuscript title

The Domes from the foot of Three Brothers

Tesayac: South Dome

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

[also] Tasayac, or the Half Dome, 5,000 feet

[also] The Half Dome, 4967 feet

Tasayac, or the Half Dome, 5000 feet

Half Dome from the South Fork

North Dome, Royal Arches

Courtesy of Phil Nathanson

River View, Royal Arches

Pompomposas, or the Three Brothers, 4480 feet

Courtesy of California State Library

"Inverted in the tide stand the grey rocks"

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

[also] Mirror View of Pompomposas, or the Three Brothers

Three Brothers, 4480 feet

Tutocanula, or El Capitan

Tutocanula, or El Capitan, 3600 feet, from the foot of the Mariposa Trail

Courtesy of California State Library

Tutocanula, or El Capitan

Courtesy of Phil Nathanson

Tutocanula Pass

Tutocanula, or El Capitan, 3600 feet

Courtesy of California State Library

El Capitan, 3600 feet

Reflections

[also] Mirror View, the foot of El Capitan

View on the Merced

The Mono Pass	Courtesy of George Eastman House
	Courtesy of The Society of California Pioneers

Stereoview on glass mount

River View-Washington Column

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

[also] Washington Column, 2082 feet

Courtesy of California State Library

River View. Cathedral Rocks

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

[also] River View down the Valley

Cascade below the Vernal Fall at Low Water

Courtesy of Robert Smith

Above the Vernal Fall

Looking up the South Fork from the top of the Vernal Fall

Libecedrus decuriens

Courtesy of Gary D. Lowe

The Bear's Head

Courtesy of Phil Nathanson

Manuscript title

Sentinel Rock

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

[also] Sentinel, 3270 feet

Manuscript title

Up the Valley

Courtesy of The New York Public Library

Down the Valley

Courtesy of Phil Nathanson

In Camp (Dick and Charley)

Cathedral Spires

Courtesy of The New York Public Library

The Lake

The Lake Bank

The Foot of the Vernal Fall

Courtesy of Online Archive of California

The Lake

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

Cabin in Camp Grove

The Lower House

Manuscript title

Moss Rock - Lady Franklin and Party - Yo Semite

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

[also] Lady Franklin and Party (near the foot of the Vernal Fall,) Yosemite Valley, Mariposa County, Cal.

Courtesy of Online Archive of California

[also] Lady Franklin and Party on Moss Rock below Vernal Fall, Yosemite Valley, Mariposa Co.

Courtesy of The New York Public Library

[also] Lady Franklin & Party

Manuscript title

Under the Upper Yosemite Fall	Courtesy of California State Library

Manuscript title

From the foot of the Upper Fall

Courtesy of Online Archive of California

View from Camp Grove

River View below the Vernal Fall

Courtesy of Online Archive of California

River View Below the Nevada

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

[also] River View

Courtesy of California State Library

Manuscript title

From the Vernal Fall

The Foot of Half Dome

The ladders from the Cliff

The pool above the Vernal Fall

The Ladders	Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

Sunlight from the cliffs

River View. Cathedral Rock.

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

[also] Cathedral Rocks

Courtesy of David Horine

Manuscript title

[also] Cathedral Rocks, 2600 Feet, Yosemite Valley, Mariposa Co.

Courtesy of The Society of California Pioneers

In Camp, Camp Grove

In Camp

View on the Merced

The pool from the Nevada

[also] North Dome, Royal Arches, and Washington Column

From Camp Grove

On Lake Bank

Courtesy of Len Walle

Manuscript title

On the Trail

Section of the Grizzly Giant, 33 feet diameter, Mariposa Grove, Mariposa County, Cal.

Courtesy of Gary D. Lowe

Galen Clark standing

Lake View

Up the Valley from the Coulterville Trail

Section Grizzly Giant D.P. Thurston

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

[also] In the Mariposa Grove

Over the Vernal Fall

Grizzly Giant, Mariposa Grove

Courtesy of George Eastman House

Stereoview on glass mount

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