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Description:

A member of the Philadelphia Trail Club clipping vegetation along the Appalachian Trail, March 23, 1935, on the Little Gap, PA section of the Trail. Club members "cut scrub oak and cleared nearly half a mile through the thickest growth," and later, "paint[ed] blazes all the way through to meet the blazes in from Smith Gap," according to a report of the trail work weekend. This work weekend was one of many that the Philadelphia Trail Club utilized to build their short section of the Trail in 1935.

Collection:

Trail Clubs


Date:

3/23/1935

Creator:

Philadelphia Trail Club

Subject

Trail Clubs

Contributor

Mills Kelly

Format

Black and white photograph

Source:

Philadelphia Trail Club Archives, Box 3

Rights

All rights reserved, Philadelphia Trail Club

Citation

Philadelphia Trail Club, “Trail Work (1935),” Appalachian Trail Histories, accessed November 21, 2024, https://appalachiantrailhistory.org/items/show/485.

Geolocation

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