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1 - Campground overview, tabernacle on left; photographer facing northwest&#13;
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2 - Tabernacle from southwest; photographer facing northwest&#13;
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3 - Tabernacle from south; photographer facing north&#13;
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4 - Tabernacle from east side showing only wall covering; photographer facing northeast&#13;
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6 - Tabernacle, interior of roof structure&#13;
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17 - Sleeping Room (building), interior, one of the rooms looking toward shuttered window; photographer facing northwest&#13;
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