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Image Not Available for Looking out McElroy Tunnel thro' Lick-Log
Looking out McElroy Tunnel thro' Lick-Log
Image Not Available for Looking out McElroy Tunnel thro' Lick-Log
ClassificationsWorks of Art on Paper

Looking out McElroy Tunnel thro' Lick-Log

Dateearly 20th Century
MediumStereoview card
Credit LineGift of Virginia Graham
Dimensions3 15/16 x 7 in. (10 x 17.8 cm)
Object number1971.104.124
ProvenanceEx coll. Virginia Glover Graham (1899-1982), West Point, Georgia.
Status
Not on view
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