HIGH SIERRA AND SACRAMENTO VALLEY
Stereoviews 100 through 199
From 1862 to 1869 the Central Pacific Railroad, building from the West, and the Union Pacific Railroad, building from the East, raced to complete the first transcontinental railroad. Alfred A. Hart was the official photographer for the Central Pacific during construction and published 364 views. In 1870 Watkins acquired the Hart negatives and published them under the series title Watkins Pacific Railroad.
Yuba Cascade and Hieroglyphic Rocks, on Yuba River, near Crystal Lake
No. 100
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Pictured Rocks on the Yuba River, near Crystal Lake
No. 101
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Pictured Rocks on the Yuba River, near Crystal Lake
No. 101
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Hieroglyphic Rocks
No. 102
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Pictured Rocks
No. 103
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Yuba River, above Cisco, Placer County
No. 104
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New Hampshire Rocks on Yuba River. Summer View. 96 miles from Sacramento
No. 105
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New Hampshire Rocks on Yuba River. Summer View. 96 miles from Sacramento
No. 106
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New Hampshire Rocks looking down the river
No. 107
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Scene on Yuba River, above Cisco
No. 108
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Summit Valley, Altitude 6,960 feet. Emigrant Mt. and Railroad in distance
No. 109
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Summit Valley, Altitude 6,960 feet. Emigrant Mt. and R.R. Pass in distance
No. 109
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Castle Peak from Lava Bluff. 10,000 feet above the sea
No. 110
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Castle Peak and Yuba River, from Summit Valley. 102 miles from Sacramento
No. 111
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Castle Peak and Yuba River, from Summit Valley. 102 miles from Sacramento
No. 111
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Scene near Donner Pass, Table peak in distance
No. 112
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Castle Peak from Grant's Butte
No. 113
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Castle Peak from Grant's Butte
No. 113
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Scene at Lake Angela. Altitude 7,300 feet
No. 114
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Scene at Lake Angela. Altitude 7,300 feet
No. 114
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Lake Angela, Mount King in the distance. Western Summit
No. 115
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Lake Angela, Mount King in the distance. Western Summit
No. 115
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Camp near Summit Tunnel. Mount King in the distance
No. 116
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Bluffs in Donner Pass, Western Summit. 500 feet high. Altitude of Pass 7,000 feet
No. 117
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Bluffs in Donner Pass, Western Summit. 500 feet high. Altitude of Pass 7,000 feet
No. 117
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