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Mallory Hope Ferrell

June 13, 2015 10:34AM

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Yes, this is Hancock. For other photographs of Hancock during the same era, take a look at the seven photos and a map on pages 85-91 of THE SOUTH PARK LINE book. An original (undamaged) print of the same Chase view is reproduced on page 91. It is dated the summer of 1888. Book is not out of print, but is still availabe from Hayden Consulting (Bob. Hayden@comcast.net) in Santa Fe, NM

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