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Yo-Semite Fall (2634 feet high), from near Hutchings', with excursion party, No. 1216 from the series "California -- Yo-Semite Valley"
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Yo-Semite Fall (2634 feet high), from near Hutchings', with excursion party, No. 1216 from the series "California -- Yo-Semite Valley"

John P. Soule, American, 1828–1904 · 1870 · Albumen print, stereo

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Credit lineYo-Semite Fall (2634 feet high), from near Hutchings', with excursion party, No. 1216 from the series "California -- Yo-Semite Valley". 1870. John P. Soule, American, 1828–1904. The Art Institute of Chicago, Gift of Harold Allen. CC0.
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