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Watkins #211 - West Portal, Tunnel No 1, Grizzly Hill
Image courtesy of: Steve Heselton
Photographers number:211
Title:West Portal, Tunnel No 1, Grizzly Hill
Notes:A.A. Hart mount

Photographer:Alfred A Hart   (Mar 28, 1816 — Mar 5, 1908;  Active approx. 1862 — 1869)
Publisher:Alfred A Hart
Format:Stereograph

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