
Lamoille and the eastern slopes of the Ruby Mountains are captured here during the early 1960s, showing a landscape defined by ranching, forestry, and high-altitude water resources. The settlement of Lamoille sits at the mouth of the canyon, supported by a local Powerhouse and Gaging Station, while higher elevations are marked by the presence of Humboldt National Forest facilities like Thomas Canyon Forest Camp and the Terrace Guard Sta.
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