James G. Swan's carved swan at Neah Bay

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Item Title  James G. Swan's carved swan at Neah Bay Photographer  Unknown Abstract  This is a photo of a swan carved into rock by James G. Swan at Neah Bay. Note  This photograph is a part of the: "Harcourt Brace Jovanovich-Winter Brothers" series. Genre  photographs Multimedia or Document Length  1 colored photograph (front & back) Item Format  application/pdf Item Filename  2602-B162-F20-img4106.pdf Date Created  1996-08 Related Book Title  Winter brothers Related Topics  Historic sites  Novelists, American  Neah Bay, Washington  James G. Swan  Photograph Geographic Location  Neah Bay (Wash. : Bay)

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James G. Swan's carved swan at Neah Bay, Ivan Doig Archive - Digital Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m4gw0j

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