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Troop I, 15th U. S. Calvary, on the trunk of the "Fallen Monarch," Mariposa Grove, Cal.

Troop I, 15th U. S. Calvary, on the trunk of the "Fallen Monarch," Mariposa Grove, Cal.

Looking down the trunk of the Fallen Monarch, Mariposa Grove, Cal., U.S.A.

Stereobild av 1:a truppen, kavalleri, Mariposa."Troop 1, 15 th U.S Cavalary on the trunk of the "Fallen Monarch", Mariposa Grove, California".

Troop D, 9th Cav., on the trunk of the Fallen Monarch, Mariposa Grove, Cal., U.S.A.

Troop D, 9th Cav., on the trunk of the Fallen Monarch, Mariposa Grove, Cal., U.S.A.

Troop I. U.S. Cavalry on the trunk of the "Fallen Monarch," Mariposa, California

Troop I. U.S. Cavalry on the trunk of the "Fallen Monarch," Mariposa, California

Troop I. U.S. Cavalry on the trunk of the "Fallen Monarch," Mariposa, California

Troop I, 15th U. S. Calvary, on the trunk of the "Fallen Monarch," Mariposa Grove, Cal.

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1901
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U.S. Coast Guard Senior Chief Petty Officer Mark Petty,

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trees redwoods forests tourism california stereoscopic views troop troop i calvary trunk fallen monarch fallen monarch mariposa grove mariposa grove united states sequoia robert dennis collection of stereoscopic views new york public library