Emerging from the Wuhan Gorge
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Identifier
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SEFA_056
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Alternative Identifier
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Simpson Album p12
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Description
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View from the front of a boat showing a tall mountain directly ahead behind another mountain that juts out forming a curve in the river. Two boats are on the river before and in the pass. The trackers' path can be seen carved into the hillside on the right.
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Creator
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E. Kyle Simpson
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Date Created
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Between 1913-03-10 and 1913-03-22
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Original Format
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Photographic print
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Source
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Courtesy of Kyle Jolliffe
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Provenance
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E. Kyle Simpson photos curated by Alice Estabrook Simpson - captions written by her. In the care of Kyle Jolliffe.
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Publisher
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SIUE
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Record Date
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2026-09-29
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Contributor
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Cory Willmott; Kyle Jolliffe
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Type
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Still Image
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References
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"Of course you would like me to tell you something of the gorges. Even my kodak fails to do them any degree of justice. They wait to be the crowning glory of some unknown artist's brush. Sometimes the rocks rise almost perpendicularly several hundred feet above the water level. Where they are not so steep and there is any chance of obtaining his dinner, then the caves are inhabited."
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1913 Letter from Dr. E. Kyle Simpson, Chungking, West China
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- Image