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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.

The Slim Princess, a train on the narrow gauge railway serving the Owens Valley, on which many Deep Springers arrived at Deep Springs for the first time

Article about Deep Springs and three letters to the editor of theNew Yorker from Deep Springers

Clarence Hayes DS77, (probably) Cam Leonard DS74, Paul Starrs DS75, Paul Michelsen DS74(a), Lynn Huntsinger (b), and Anne Yost (Forest Service conservation manager) on horseback at McLeod Camp on Cottonwood Creek - Deep Springers also rode for other…

The road to the Racetrack playa west of Death Valley. The dark rock outcrop on the surface is The Grandstand

A paper by Charles Walcott, USGS Director, Secretary of the Smithsonian, and associate of LL Nunn, describing his field work in the Deep Springs area ca. 1895

Unidentified students

A study of the relation between hydrologic factors and saline mineralogy for a small playa in the western Great Basin

The Deep Springs herd in the Lake Corral

Article mainly covers power development, mentions Deep Springs briefly at the end