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Post Office and Pierce Arrow Stagecoach
1915 Pierce Arrow used as a "stagecoach" to carry passengers to the resort.
Glen Alpine Springs
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PHOTOS ON THIS PAGE ARE FROM THE
ARTHUR KINNEY FAMILY ALBUM, 1905-1907


Arthur and Hadassah Kinney
Arthur and
Hadassah Kinney
Wendell and Roland Kinney
Wendell and
Roland Kinney
Arthur and Hadassah, Guests

The Kinneys made many trips to Glen Alpine Springs with their two young sons, Wendell and Roland. Their adventures in 1905 to 1907 were captured in a series of wonderful photographs taken by Arthur. He also wrote a number of poems expressing his feelings and love for the Glen Alpine springs area.
Arthur W. Kinney photographs

Hadassah Kinney ready for fishing
Hadassah Ready
to go fishing
Arthur Kinney, son Wendell and large catch of fish
Wendell and
Catch of the Day
Ready to Go Fishing, 1905

Dassah Kinney, at left, is dressed and ready to go fishing in the lakes and streams around Glen Alpine in 1905. On the right, Arthur and his son show the catch of one day in 1907.
Arthur was originally from Maine, Hadassah, Illinois. He was President of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and she was a teacher.
Arthur W. Kinney photographs

Climbing Mountains around Glen Alpine
Climbing to
Snow in Summer
Luncheon at Angora Lake
Luncheon at
Angora Lake
Climbing up to the Snow

There are plenty of mountains in the Desolation Wilderness, some with snow on top even in August.

Luncheon on Angora Lake

Notice the tea cups! This picnic was provided by the Glen Alpine Springs resort, including the guides, the horses and the box lunches.
Arthur W. Kinney photographs

Climbing clothes in 1905
What the Well
Dressed Hikers
Wear
Heathear Lake
Fishing and
Socializing at
Heather Lake
The Hike to Heather Lake

There were (and still are) more than 55 points of interests -- lakes, streams and mountains -- within walking distance of the resort. It wasn't just the water from the springs that brought people to the resort, it was the beauty in which the resort resided.
With their walking sticks handy, this dapper group prepares to tackle the trails and enjoy the scenery. Can you believe this hiking attire in Summer, 1907?
Arthur W. Kinney photographs


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