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America's Most Photographed Mountain |
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A digitized scrapbook with more than 500 images, plus stories, legends, and articles chronicling the discovery, exploration, study, and development of Mt. Baker and the surrounding areas. |
Reviews
"Just a word to tell
you how delighted I am with the CD-ROM of the Mt. Baker Scrapbook! The
presentation is orderly and easy to use, and the quality of the text,
photos, maps, and drawings is excellent. You are to be commended for a job
well done in preparing the scrapbook in digital form. You have done a
magnificent service to the people of the Bellingham area/Mt. Baker region
and to those of us whose roots are there but are otherwise now in
far-flung places. Charles Finley Easton would be proud! "
-James W.
Aldrich
"Packed with colorful
native, natural and pioneer histories, legends and art, this CD-ROM
brilliantly reveals Mount Baker's unique status in the world. It's as
grand as the mountain itself!"
-Gannett News
" It's on my computer
all the time."
-Julie Carterson, Executive Director, Bellingham
Library
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Park Glacier |
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Mr. Asahel Curtis A mountaineer and photographer, on the summit of Mt. Shuksan. |
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The Cornice Dodson Pratt Party 1908 |
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Original Discovery of Entrance to Puget Sound and Views of Baker Hand Drawn by Charles F. Easton |
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Nooksack Falls Whatcom County, WA 105 ft. Photo by J.B. Hann, 1904 |
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Phone: 317-881-3826 |