File:Steamer Winema at Pelican Bay circa 1906.jpg
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English: Stern-wheel steamer Winema at Pelican Bay, on upper Columbia Lake, sometime between 1905 and August 1907. Also shown in foreground are two native Americans in a dugout canoe. Boathouse for the resort is on left in image. Image cannot be later than August 1907, because Winema was wrecked at that time and then rebuilt in a different fashion than shown in this image. |
| Date | circa 1906 |
| Source | Klamath County Museum, photo “The Old and the New” |
| Author | Maud Baldwin (1878-1926) |
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