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Thus endeth the camping adventures of the season of 1932

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Call NumberARL-105Date1932SummaryText and annotations on album page read: "[ARL-103] Rollinsville, a typical Colorado mountain town, [ARL-104] What happened to those wraps, girls? A pause to rest at the entrance of Tunnel 30 on the return to camp. Boy, were we hungry!." The photographic prints on album page show: the town of Rollinsville, Colorado; African American teenage girls and their counselor as they rest on train tracks near Tunnel 30 in Gilpin County, Colorado.Physical Description2 photographic prints mounted on album page ; 18 x 28 cm (7 x 11 in.)Born-Digital or AnalogAnalogSubjectCamp Nizhoni (Colo.)--PeopleDenver and Rio Grande Western Railroad CompanyYoung Women's Christian Association (Denver, Colo.). Phyllis Wheatley Branch--PeopleAfrican Americans--Colorado--Gilpin CountyGilpin County (Colo.)Rollinsville (Colo.)Camps--Colorado--Gilpin CountyCities and towns--Colorado--RollinsvilleHiking--Colorado--Gilpin CountyRailroad tracks--Colorado--Gilpin CountyTunnels--Colorado--Gilpin CountyGeographic AreaGilpin County (Colo.)CollectionPhotographs - Western HistoryRelated MaterialImage File: ZZR700600105Type of MaterialBlack & white photographsDigital Version Created FromCamp Nizhoni Album, 1928-1937, Phyllis Wheatley YWCAOriginal Material Found in CollectionARL39. Lincoln Hills recordsNotesFor individual scans of items on album page see ARL-103, ARL-104. For verso of album page see ARL-102. Scanned image from photograph album loaned to the DPL Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library by Marie L. Greenwood. Title inked on album page with identification and annotations. R7006001054DonorMarie L. Greenwood

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Thus endeth the camping adventures of the season of 1932