General-Noble-a-giant-sequoia-tree-in-Converse-Basin-Grove-1892-firstcut.jpg
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English:
Woodsmen cut away the top of section of the General Noble tree in 1892. The bottom section was late removed and sent to Chicago for display at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition.
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| Source | Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection, OpenUCLA Collections |
| Author | Curtis, C. C. (Charles Curtis), 1862-1956 |
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