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Beatrice Tyler, hiked from Santa Fe, N.M., 2600 miles, 1/16/26
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Beatrice Tyler, hiked from Santa Fe, N.M., 2600 miles, 1/16/26

1926-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineBeatrice Tyler, hiked from Santa Fe, N.M., 2600 miles, 1/16/26. 1926-01-01. National Photo Company Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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