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Reid looking towards Denny Mountain. Snoqualmie Pass, WA
Two women Mountaineers on way to Rockdale showing Denny Mountain and Snoqualmie River, September 7, 1914
The Labor Day outing of the Mountaineers included three days of hiking as well as working on the lodge. These women are on their way back to the train station in Rockdale at the end of the weekend.
Photographer: Unknown
Image Date: September 7, 1914
Image Number: 2011.3.3.7
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Mountaineer, Possibly Lulu Fairbanks, in Front of Denny Mountain, June 21, 1914
Lulu Fairbanks was an active member of the Mountaineers and kept a scrapbook of their activities. This photo is part of her chapter on the dedication of the lodge near Rockdale in the Snoqualmie Pass region. On June 21, 1914, a group of Mountaineers took the train from Seattle and climbed up to their new lodge, which was still under construction. Following a dedication ceremony and lunch, they explored the nearby terrain, enjoying the waterfalls and mountain views. Ms. Fairbanks remarks how Denny Mountain is visible from the lodge trail. The woman in this photo may possibly be Lulu Fairbanks.
Scrapbook also contains newspaper clipping, "Lodge Dedicated by Mountaineers, June 22, 1914."
Photographer: Unknown
Image Date: June 21, 1914
Image Number: 2011.3.3.4
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