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Creation Date
1880
Description
An illustration with the caption, "The Arches, East Branch of the Penobscot River," from Thomas Sedgwick Steele's 1880 edition of Canoe and Camera (p. 128). Steele writes, "On turning a beautiful bend in the river, what was our surprise to observe the rugged growth of pines gradually disappear, and the landscape immediately softened by the introduction of a dense forest of maple, elm, ash, and noble oak trees, whose gnarled trunks pushed themselves far into the stream, their branches overlocking above our heads and forming a canopy that darkened the water."
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Requested credit line: Image courtesy of Special Collections, Raymond H.
Fogler Library, DigitalCommons@UMaine,
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/3554
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Part Of
Canoe and Camera by Thomas Sedgwick Steele, 1880 edition
Keywords
canoe trips, Penobscot River, 19th century, forest, canopy