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Muir Woods National Monument

George Grant photographed at Muir Woods in 1933, 1936 and 1941.
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Sun streaks in Muir Woods. Muir Woods National Monument, 1936.
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Sun streaks in Muir Woods. Muir Woods National Monument, 1936.

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  • Sun streaks in Muir Woods. Muir Woods National Monument, 1936.
  • View south from the summit of Mount Tamalpais, showing Mill Valley, Richardson Bay, Sausalito and San Francisco. Muir Woods National Monument, 1933.
  • Hiker enjoying the sun streaks, Muir Woods National Monument, 1936.
  • Ranger on log bridge across a creek. Muir Woods National Monument, 1936.
  • Picnickers at table under redwood trees. Muir Woods National Monument, 1941.
  • The foot, or butt, of the largest California Redwood in Muir Woods. Muir Woods National Monument, 1933.
  • Bay trees common to Muir Woods. Muir Woods National Monument, 1933.
  • Clifford Bond looking through telescope at Mount Tamalpais Inn toward San Francisco. Muir Woods National Monument, 1933.
  • Administration Building, Montgomery Concession with tree section being shown to visitor by park ranger. Muir Woods National Monument, 1936.
  • Trail leading through California Redwoods. Muir Woods National Monument, 1933.
  • Trail through Coast Redwoods, Muir Woods National Monument, 1936.
  • Barton Herschler, Custodian, standing by a burned out cavity in butt of a California Redwood. Muir Woods National Monument, 1933.
  • Coast Redwoods in Muir Woods. Muir Woods National Monument, 1936.
  • Part of the trail through Muir Woods. Muir Woods National Monument, 1936.
  • Picnic area in upper part of Muir Woods. Muir Woods National Monument, 1936.
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