Photographic views of the Mojave route, El Dorado Canyon and Fort Mojave [graphic]. 1863.

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Photographic views of the Mojave route, El Dorado Canyon and Fort Mojave [graphic]. 1863.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/43699949

Primarily views of Mojave Desert, Fort Mojave and El Dorado Canyon landscapes, scenery, vegetation, surveyors, camps, and Indians.

44 photographic prints :$balbumen ;$cvarious sizes.

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