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Agassiz Peak and San Francisco Peak From the Top of Humphreys Peak

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CreatorEarle R. (Earle Robert) Forrest, 1883-1969SubjectSan Francisco Peaks (Ariz.)DescriptionSan Francisco Mountains, Coconino County, AZ Territory. Agassiz Peak and San Francisco Peak from the top of Humphrey Peak, which, with an altitude of 12,670 feet, is the highest in AZ. Agassiz Peak is 12,340 ft, and San Francisco Peak is about 12,000 ft. The CO Bar Ranch of the Babbitt Brothers, where I worked, was on the western slope of Humphrey Peak at between 8,000 and 9,000 feet. [Forrest:] On this day I left the ranch, rode as far as timber line, left my horse and climed [sic] to the summit of Humphrey's. This is the highest point in Arizona. Someone had built a rough monument of stones on the top.Date Original1904-04-10Date Range1900s (1900-1909)TypeStill ImageOriginal FormatBlack-and-white photographsContributing InstitutionMuseum of Northern ArizonaCollectionEarle Forrest CollectionSubcollectionMS-143: Earle Forrest collectionRights StatementTo inquire about permissions and order reproductions, please contact the Museum of Northern Arizona: [email protected]

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Geographic FeatureAgassiz PeakHumphreys PeakSan Francisco MountainCountyCoconino CountyStateArizonaCountryUnited States

PlaceAgassiz PeakHumphreys PeakSan Francisco MountainTopicLandscapes

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Acquisition NoteCollection was bequeathed to the Museum of Northern Arizona from the Earle Forrest estate in 1969Call NumberMS-143-1.1-1-679IdentifierMS-143-1.1-1-679.jpgOCLC Number893231334Date Digitized2010Digital FormatJPEG

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