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Randall Reid in typical attire at bottom of Main Building steps

R. J. MacKenzie was the ranch manager in the 1930s, eventually forced to leave after accusations of cattle theft.

Wright was an acquaintance of LL Nunn's via Albert M. Johnson, and visited Deep Springs. Mechanic Martin Sachse asked him to design a house for him, which Wright did. It was never built. a - front elevation b - plan view

a-g (b missing); a. Salt works evaporation ponds; c. Salt works tramway, Saline Valley end; d. Salt works tramway Owens Valley end and bucket near peak; e. construction of tramway and map of route; f. tramway at peak elevation at Inyo crest; g.…

This image was taken from the Space Shuttle, mission STS41G. The JPG (b) is the overall image, the TIFF (a) is a detail of the Deep Springs area

Group includes Roger and Marilyn Dell, John and Dian Mawby, Merritt and Nona Holloway, Bill Pezick, Pat Schrock, Wally and Jo Rooney, Jean and Joseph Balachowski, Jess and Ruth James (cooks-- Jess is to the right of John Mawby, Ruth is in front of…

This book was published by Telluride Association shortly after LL Nunn's death in 1925, in an attempt to summarize the philosophies of the institutions. It went through several editions. A number of interesting early photos of Deep Springs.

Portrait of family on steps of cottage - E. A. Thornhill was dean at Deep Springs as well as at Telluride Branches before that time perhaps for the entire TA system. Daughter was Virginia who was also an informant to later historians.

Merritt Holloway and Bob Kwit DS49 examining a cliff dweller diorama at Mesa Verde and group posed by sign reading "Harry Goulding's Monument Valley Trading Post and Lodge 1-1/2 miles"

Essay written for inclusion with the boxed set of documents produced for the DS Centennial Reunion, including a quotation from Wallace Stegner