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1. PH037_b139_S00587 Angelus Studio Photographs
PH037_b139_S00587 Angelus Studio Photographs
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[Three Sisters from west, with Scott Lake in foreground.]
2. PH037_b083_S00046 Angelus Studio Photographs
PH037_b083_S00046 Angelus Studio Photographs
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[Northern ice-fields of Three Sisters, seen from crater of North Sister. Peak of Middle Sister in distance.]
3. PH037_b085_S00103 Angelus Studio Photographs
PH037_b085_S00103 Angelus Studio Photographs
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[Ice fields and crevasses on Three Sisters glacier.]
4. Three Sisters Mountains as seen from Scott Lake in the Cascades
Three Sisters Mountains as seen from Scott Lake in the Cascades
5. On road to Bend with view of Three Sisters Mountains
On road to Bend with view of Three Sisters Mountains
6. Three Sisters from Dutchman's Flat on the Century Drive, central Oregon
Three Sisters from Dutchman's Flat on the Century Drive, central Oregon
7. Cascade Mountain Peaks
Cascade Mountain Peaks
Description
227 mile airplane view of mountains. Photo shows South Sister, Middle Sister, North Sister, Mt. Washington, Three Finger Jack, Mt. Jefferson, Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helens, and Mt. Rainier.
8. Looking S. W. toward the husband and sisters - Deschutes N. F.
Looking S. W. toward the husband and sisters - Deschutes N. F.
Description
Ruskin says: "Mountains are the beginning and the end of all scenery." "Oregon without Mt. Hood, Mt. Jefferson, and the Three Sisters; Washington without Mts. St. Helens, Adams, and Rainier would be robbed of half their scenic charms," says Finchk.
9. Large glaciers on Sisters
Large glaciers on Sisters
Description
Large Glaciers extend from the hog-back between the middle and North Sister down on both sides of the mountain.
10. Lava on base of Three Sisters
Lava on base of Three Sisters
Description
The Three Sisters, a series of red and black lava cones, constitutes the central part of the Cascade region of Oregon. In elevation they rise between 10,000 and 10,500 feet.
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