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Whiteface Mountain, the fifth-highest mountain in New York and the first High Peak that Bob Marshall climbed in 1918
Whiteface Mountain, the fifth-highest mountain in New York and the first High Peak that Bob Marshall climbed in 1918
Snowden Mountain in the Brooks Range was named for Marshall's hunting partner.
Snowden Mountain in the Brooks Range was named for Marshall's hunting partner.
Four founders of The Wilderness Society: Bernard Frank, Harvey Broome, Bob Marshall, and Benton MacKaye. Picture taken in the Smokies on January 26, 1
Four founders of The Wilderness Society: Bernard Frank, Harvey Broome, Bob Marshall, and Benton MacKaye. Picture taken in the Smokies on January 26, 1936
Bob Marshall's footstone
Bob Marshall's footstone
Big Salmon Lake
Big Salmon Lake
Mountains in the Bob Marshall Wilderness
Mountains in the Bob Marshall Wilderness
Pentagon Mountain in the Bob Marshall Wilderness
Pentagon Mountain in the Bob Marshall Wilderness
Panorama of Headquarters Pass
Panorama of Headquarters Pass