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Ebenezer Bryce's cabin in Bryce Canyon circa 1881. From the National Archives and Records Administration via American Passages [not found 4/17/08]
Originally uploaded to English Wikipedia by en:User:Maveric149.
NOTE: this appears to be the same photo at http://home.nps.gov/applications/hafe/hfc/npsphoto4h.cfm?Catalog_No=hpc%2D000244
where it is described as:
Approximate Year: 1929
Park: Bryce Canyon National Park
Photographer: Grant, George A.
Description: Early home of Ebenezer Bryce. Two miles south of Tropic, Utah and on the east side of the Pahreah River. The house stands on property subsequently owned by Hatch, now owned by Shakespeare. Bryce lived her from 1875 until 1881; buried in Bryce in 1913.
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