Looking to Vipont Park; Walter Jenkins Jeep, Beaverhead County, 1952

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Item Title  Looking to Vipont Park; Walter Jenkins Jeep, Beaverhead County, 1952 Photographer  Brook, Thomas B. Date Created  1952-07-20 Abstract  Jeep sitting on the crest of a hill with a panoramic view stretching into the background. print No: 108 Camera: B&J Lens: 8' Exposure: 1/5 Aperture: 22 Film: Portrait Filter: Orange Keywords  automobiles, mountains, forests Genre  Photographs Item Filename  114.jpg Related Topics  Automobiles  Parks  Landscapes Geographic Locations  Beaverhead  Montana

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Looking to Vipont Park; Walter Jenkins Jeep, Beaverhead County, 1952, Thomas Brook Photographs, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m4zc7rx12

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