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Title: Southeast view from Mount Ellen overlooking Warren

Title: Southerly winter view from Mount Ellen

Title: Sterling Pond
Date Created: 1926-03-19

Title: Sterling Pond and Mount Mansfield from Madonna lookout
Date Created: 1919?

Title: Sugar house team and man

Title: Sugarloaf and Nebraska Notch
Description: The images inscription at the bottom reads: "The Notch from Underhill Side - Photo by M___" (illegible).

Title: Summit House Hotel on Mount Mansfield
Date Created: 1926-02-24
Description: Enlarged slide made by Richardson of Newport, Vermont. This building is also referred to as the "Vermont Hotel."

Title: Summit House Hotel on Mount Mansfield
Date Created: 1926
Description: This building is also referred to as the "Vermont Hotel."

Title: Summit House Hotel on Mount Mansfield: chin in the background
Date Created: 1929
Description: This building is also referred to as the "Vermont Hotel." Slide colored by Mrs. Perry.

Title: Summit House and cow on Mount Mansfield
Description: This building is also referred to as the "Vermont Hotel."

Title: Summit House on Mount Mansfield from afar
Date Created: 1926
Description: This building is also referred to as the "Vermont Hotel."

Title: Summit of Couching Lion (Camel's Hump)
Date Created: 1914-09
Description: "Couching Lion" is the previous name for Camel's Hump.

Title: Summit of Mount Abraham
Date Created: 1918-08

Title: Sunny mountain peak

Title: Sunset from Dunsmoor Lodge
Date Created: 1920-08-24
Description: The man in the image may be Herbert Wheaton Congdon. Slide recolored by Mrs. Perry November 16, 1924.

Title: Taft Lodge in Summer

Title: Taft Lodge on Mount Mansfield
Date Created: 1935-08-09

Title: Taylor Lodge

Title: Taylor Lodge and Twitchell
Description: Colored by Mrs. Perry in March of 1929.

Title: Tent in Cooley Glen
Date Created: 1918?
Description: A lodge was built in Cooley Glen in 1919. Pictured are Allen and Gilbert Smith, along with Herbert Wheaton Congdon.

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