Prentiss Gray Collection

Inventory list
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Identifier Sort ascending Title Level of description Date Digital object
2000.19.3.150 Camp near Muinok Lake Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.152 Grassy plateau covered with glacial till in the Gray Pass area Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.155 Striated mountain landscape located east of Dimsdale Lake Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.161 Sharply ascending mountain peak of Mt. Ida Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.162 Sharply ascending mountain peak of Mt. Ida Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.164 Forested valley rising to snow capped mountain peaks of Mt. Ida Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.169 Pack horses being led across grassy plateau laden with glacial till Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.173 Grassy plateau laden with glacial till, Mt. Ida visible in background Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.179 Mt. Gray Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.180 Mt. Gray Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.183 Looking SW to the Three Sisters Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.184 Looking SW to the Three Sisters Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.196 Men and pack horses on the trail to Barbara Lakes Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.200 Mountain goats on a steep rocky mountain slope Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.201 Mountain goats on a steep rocky mountain slope Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.207 Mountain goats on a steep rocky mountain slope Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.212 Mt. Ida from the Barbara Lakes Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.213 Joe (?) Callao holding the reigns of a pack horse Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.219 A big horn sheep on a rocky mountain slope Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.220 Big horn sheep gathered at a lake shore salt lick Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.232 Big horn sheep at a lake shore salt lick Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.236 Big horn sheep at a lake shore salt lick Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.237 Big horn sheep at a lake shore salt lick Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.242 Billy Taylor taking a break on a grassy slope Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.244 (L-R) Billy Taylor, Johnny Napolean and Pete Callao taking a break on a grassy slope Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.245 Distant mountain peaks of Mt. Ida from Torrens basin area Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.253 Peak of Mt. Ida rising above grassy plateau Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.255 Tents and horses at Camp No. 12 Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.259 No photo image Item 1928
2000.19.3.269 Peaks of the Three Sisters rising above the tree tops Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.287 Prentiss Gray and Pete Callao searching for game from atop a rocky mountain peak Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.291 Big horn sheep at a lake shore salt lick Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.298 Big horn sheep at a lake shore salt lick Item 1928 View
2000.19.3.303 Bob Potts cooking under a campsite tarp Item 1928 View
2001.10.3 Prentiss Gray Maps Item
2000.19.1.4 Pack horse train trekking through a snowy landscape Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View
2000.19.1.7 Ranger Alex Nelles' cabin Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View
2000.19.1.10 Bruce Otto sits next to a felled mule deer Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View
2000.19.1.12 Lone man surveying the landscape from a snowy peak Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View
2000.19.1.14 Man lying down on a snow-covered peak looking for game (?) Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View
2000.19.1.20 River running through a snowy landscape Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View
2000.19.1.24 Two men looking for game Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View
2000.19.1.29 Guide Bruce Otto holding up large mountain goat shot by Prentiss Gray Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View
2000.19.1.49 Two pack horses following a snowy trail Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View
2000.19.1.53 Deer grazing on a hillside Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View
2000.19.1.58 Loaded pack horse train walking up a mountain trail Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View
2000.19.1.59 Snow-covered mountain range and lower plateau Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View
2000.19.1.62 Distant river runs through a forested, mountainous landscape Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View
2000.19.1.65 Evergreens surrounding the base of a snow covered mountain range Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View
2000.19.1.69 Snow covered valley Item 20 Sept. 1926-19 Oct. 1926 View