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Three men in glacier goggles sitting on their gear in the snow

A man in a cowboy hat looking in a supply crate stacked with many other crates. In the background are porters, more supply crates and a tent

Men near a tent, a snowy peak in the background

A small pile of gear just outside the entrance of a tent, photographed from inside the tent

Men organizing and unpacking supplies. In the background, shelves of food stocks

A group of men loading boxes of supplies onto a boat

The expedition group walking across a meadow toward a river with cliffs on the far side

Several men, all wearing cowboy hats, standing around a few boxes and backpacks in the front lawn of a small brick building

A clipping from the New York Tribune dated Friday, January 21, 1910 which covers the story of the controversy between Annie Peck and Fanny Bullock Workman over Annie's ascent of Mt. Huascaran.

A newspaper clipping - the paper is not known. The clipping is from an article stating that Annie Peck claims no record and resigns the honor of holding the world record for highest peak climbed by a woman to Fanny Bullock Workman.