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Skookum and Kii at Alta Lake

These two prints (A, B) from the same negative show Alta Lake in the winter time, with several people and dogs on the frozen surface of the lake. In the foreground is a woman (possibly Myrtle?) and two dogs identified as Myrtle's dogs Skookum (collie) and Kii. In the deep background is another dog and two other people.

Flood at Rainbow Lodge

Photograph of a flood at Rainbow Lodge with Myrtle Philip and a dog standing in a boat and an unknown man wading in the water beside her.

Myrtle Philip with a rifle

Myrtle Philip with a rifle and a dog Kiyi<sup>1</sup>, outside Alta Lake post office and store.

"I was going out shooting grouse."<sup>2</sup> -Myrtle Philip

Flood at Rainbow Lodge

Myrtle Philip, an unknown man and two dogs in a boat paddling past Rainbow Lodge cabins through spring flood water on the grounds of Rainbow Lodge.

Flood at Rainbow Lodge

Myrtle Philip standing on a boat polling her way past a flooded Rainbow Lodge cabin.

Sewall Tapley and others sitting on the steps of a cabin

Sewall Tapley sitting on the steps of a cabin with Myrtle Philip, another unidentified man, and two dogs. An unidentified woman is standing holding a rifle and two birds that she has presumably shot. The photograph has been made as a postcard.

Flood at Rainbow Lodge

Myrtle Philip and a dog standing in a boat in receding flood waters at Rainbow Lodge. A man wades in the water next to the boat. The annotation on the reverse reads "Spring rains flood, Bob Clunente, MP.

Alex, Myrtle & John Philip

  • PHILIP-3-1986-0478
  • Item
  • [1911 or 1912]
  • Parte dePhilip Fonds

Two copies of the same photograph of Alex and Myrtle Philip sitting on a boulder, and Alex's brother, John, standing below. Alex is holding Ki the dog. The annotation on the reverse of one of the prints (a), written in Myrtle's hand, reads: "Alex, John and I, taken last winter while out tramping one day, about 1911 or 12."

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