Sierra Club Yosemite Valley High Trip, Berkeley (Calif.), and China photograph album [graphic]. 1904-1909.

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Sierra Club Yosemite Valley High Trip, Berkeley (Calif.), and China photograph album [graphic]. 1904-1909.

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Snapshot album documenting a Sierra Club High Trip to Yosemite Valley and the adjacent Sierra Nevada environs by students from the University of California, Berkeley. Also includes scenes taken in Berkeley (Calif.) and on the U.C. Berkeley campus. Also includes views taken during a trip to China. At the end of the album is a series of clippings of the Los Angeles Normal School (later to become the University of California, Los Angeles) and its faculty ca. 1909.

1 album (ca. 285 photographic prints) ; 18 x 23 cm

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