892. Stump of the Big Tree Eagle Wing. Mammoth Grove, Calaveras County. The two men up in the fallen tree are Thomas Houseworth, at left, and Hubert H. Bancroft, at right. The man on the ground at right is George S. Lawrence [of Lawrence & Houseworth].
893. Big Tree-George Washington; 284 feet high, 52 feet circumference.
894. Uncle Tom’s Cabin, from a point 40 feet in the interior of the Big Tree Eagle Wing, Calaveras County.
896. Under the Dome of the Forest-from the base, looking up-Mammoth Grove, Calaveras County.
897. A Walk among the Big Trees-Mammoth Grove, Calaveras County.
898. Bark, Wood, Cones, Foliage, etc., of the Big Trees, Calaveras County. [D]
899. The Keystone State-Big Tree Grove, Calaveras County.
900. The Pioneer’s Cabin and Pluto’s Chimney, Big Tree Grove, Calaveras County.
900. The Pioneer’s Cabin, 32 feet in diameter; and Pluto’s Chimney. Big Tree Grove, Calaveras County.
901. Father of the Forest, 112 feet circumference, and Jas. King of Wm., Mammoth Grove, Calaveras Co.
901. Father of the Forest, 112 feet circumference, and Jas. King of Wm., Mammoth Grove, Calaveras Co. Photographer Charles Lyman Pond leaning on tree in front.
902. Father of the Forest-near view. Mammoth Grove, Calaveras County.
903. Father of the Forest, 112 feet circumference-Entrance to the Horseback Ride, Mammoth Grove.
903. Father of the Forest, 112 feet circumference-Entrance to the Horseback Ride, Mammoth Grove.
903. Father of the Forest, 112 feet circumference-Entrance to the Horseback Ride, Mammoth Grove.
904. The Mother of the Forest, 305 feet high; 63 feet circumference-near view. Calaveras County. [D]
905. Pluto’s Chimney, burnt up 90 feet, Mammoth Grove, Calaveras County.
905. Pluto’s Chimney, burnt up a distance of 90 feet, Mammoth Grove, Calaveras County.
906. Under the Dome of the Forest-Wm. Cullen Bryant, Mammoth Grove, Calaveras County. [D]
906. Under the Dome of the Forest-Wm. Cullen Bryant, Mammoth Grove, Calaveras County.
907. Abraham Lincoln-near view; 281 feet high, 44 feet circumference. Big Tree Grove, Calaveras County.
908. The Original Big Tree, 250 feet from the Stump, 335 feet high, Mammoth Grove, Calaveras County.
909. Interior of the house built on the Original Big Tree Stump, Calaveras County.
910. Section of the Original Big Tree-near view. Mammoth Grove, Calaveras County.
911. But-end section of the Original Big Tree, near view, showing the auger holes made in felling.
913. General View of the Mammoth Grove and Hotel, Calaveras County. [D]
915. Sequoya Queen.
917. Fallen Tree Hercules-325 feet long. [D]
918. The Root of the Miners’ Cabin. The man on ground at left is Hubert H. Bancroft; the man at right on the ground is Charles Lyman Pond, photographer. The man at the middle of the root is probably Albert L. Bancroft and the man at top is possibly James L. Sperry.
919. The Root of the Father of the Forest.
No. 5. Ready for Action at the Highlands.
921. A Group of Trees.
Fishwomen, Edinburgh.
924. Tree Growing from the Body of the Eagle Wing.
1261. Four Oyster Women at Tenby.
925. U.S. Grant. [D]
Brighton Fishermen Out of Luck. No Fish Today.
927. California and Broderick. The men are holding the tape measure used for their various measurements.
Brighton Fishermen. Waiting for the Tide.
1741. “Wahwonah”-or Big Tree Point.
Brighton Worthies of Long Ago.
Fishermen, Brighton.
1743. The Grizzly Giant-101 feet circumference.
1747. “The Horseback Ride”–through the tree.
View in Batterson, Canfield & Co.’s Monumental Works, Hartford, Conn.
1748. Log Cabin in the Grove.
No. 65. On the Beach. Ventnor, I.W.–Lobster Pots.
1751. A Felled Tree-78 feet circumference-from which a section has been taken for exhibition. The man in the view is Henry Stegman, holding Giant Sequoia foliage, prophetic of his future occupation in Yosemite Valley as proprietor of Stegman & Son, opposite the Cosmopolitan Saloon. Henry Stegman was the operator of a corral in Yosemite Valley from 1874 through 1889. He was also the valley postmaster between 1879 and 1886. Henry and wife Sally Ann lived briefly at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, but Sally Ann became homesick and returned to Yosemite. Stegman followed her back, and they made their home in the valley thereafter.
Baxter’s, Siasconset.
1752. A Felled Tree-78 feet circumference-from which a section has been taken for exhibition. The man with the basket at right is Henry Stegman.
