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A view of Spirit Lake and Mt. Rainier, 80 km to the north, from the summit of Mt. St. Helens.

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Russell Houston (California, 1954)

Granite Dells remuda

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John Dare Howland (Ohio, 1843-1914)

Grazing bison

[walterbolinsky]

Harriet “Rox” Corbett (1956)

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Mount Adams, Washington, Albert Bierstadt, 1875

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“A Tearful Farewell” by Maynard Dixon (1875-1946), watercolor on paper | via the Lucas Museum

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Wild West

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“Once Upon a Time” by Mark Maggiori | oil on linen

[decatris]

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American Landscapes by Josef Hoflehner

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Old Torpy by Dana Bee

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Granite Lakes Trail, September 2019

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Everywhere At the End of Time - Brendon Burton

[pagewoman]

Herdwick Sheep, crossing the beck…

by James Rebanks

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Billboard for the Space Needle in the 70s.

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Lincoln aka Victory Hotel, 307 S Main St, built c. 1908-1910. Name was changed to Victory during WW2. Hotel in unaltered, constant use for about a hundred years. Closed in the 21st century, damaged by fire Dec 2019, and demolished Apr 2020. Photos: 2019 / 2020 by Claus. 

J. Kowalewski, ‘Victory Hotel,’ Nevada State Museum Las Vegas 4/10/84; E. Vogel, ‘Modern-Day Las Vegas,’ Las Vegas Review Journal 5/12/85; F. Wright, Thematic Nomination of Properties Associated with the S.P., L.A. and S.L. Railroad - National Registry of Historic Places Inventory Nomination Form, 1987; J. L. Smith, ‘Victory 80 Years Young,’ Las Vegas Review Journal 6/2/88.