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Mount Robson Trip, 1941
No full textAlfred T. Flint (1891-1954) was a lawyer in Wisconsin and an adventurer with an interest in nature, history, and archaeology. This motion picture film presents his trip to Mount Robson Provincial Park in 1941. Flint and his group hiked the Berg Lake Trail where he films Mount Robson, Berg Lake, Berg Glacier, and Valley of the Thousand Falls. His papers and additional photographs can be found in the Wisconsin Historical Society in Madison, WI. His collection of negatives are housed at the American Geographical Society Library and were scanned as part of the 2010-2012 NEH Grant Project to digitize the library’s collection of nitrate negatives.ColorSilen
Ontario, Flint and his companions in canoes
No full textReady for start - Longlac after sunsetBud Snell Gil DobsonGrayscaleNitrate Negatives, Box
Ontario, Flint [uncertain] by canoes, camp at upper Floodwood River
No full textNoon Camp below Upper floodwoodBud Gil SamGrayscaleNitrate Negatives, Box
Madison (Wisconsin), Alfred T. Flint's childhood home at 122 Bascom Place
No full textGrayscaleNitrate Negatives, Box
Madison (Wisconsin), Alfred T. Flint's childhood home at 122 Bascom Place
No full textGrayscaleNitrate Negatives, Box
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