Here’s Mount Saint Helens from Spirit Lake as viewed by Asahel Curtis a century or so ago. Unusual for these photo menus, the back of the card (which I photographed at the Minnesota History Center) is stamped, “In reproducing this picture, the following credit must be given: copyright Asahel Curtis for Northern Pacific Railway.” Something must have made Curtis defensive about his photos.

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