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- catalog abstract "Publisher description: Rising above the northern part of the Cascades is the magnificent bulk of Mt. Baker - "Koma Kulshan" (the steep white mountain) to the early Nooksack Indians. Long a focal point of human interest, this slumbering volcano has been seen in many different lights - as a sacred object (Indians), a great challenge (mountaineers, explorers), a stimulus for creativity (poets, painters, photographers), a playground (marathon runners, skiers), and as a resource (entrepreneurs, loggers, miners, developers, park administrators). Yet, despite all human actions and aspirations over the years, the mountain retains its majesty, power and mystery. This is the story of man and Mt. Baker, complete with engaging first-hand tales and a wealth of rare historic photos.".
- catalog contributor b1721673.
- catalog coverage "Baker, Mount, Region (Wash.) History.".
- catalog created "c1984.".
- catalog date "1984".
- catalog date "c1984.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "c1984.".
- catalog description "Bibliography: p. 224-227.".
- catalog description "Preface -- The first ascent -- Early history of the Mount Baker region -- Prospectors and pioneers -- The mountaineering epidemic -- Gold mines and foresters -- Mountaineering clubs open Mount Baker -- The marathons -- Parks, roads and resorts: 1913-1930 -- Hard times and skiers: 1930-1950 -- Modern mountaineering -- Accidents and rescues -- The land of many uses -- Present and future.".
- catalog description "Publisher description: Rising above the northern part of the Cascades is the magnificent bulk of Mt. Baker - "Koma Kulshan" (the steep white mountain) to the early Nooksack Indians. Long a focal point of human interest, this slumbering volcano has been seen in many different lights - as a sacred object (Indians), a great challenge (mountaineers, explorers), a stimulus for creativity (poets, painters, photographers), a playground (marathon runners, skiers), and as a resource (entrepreneurs, loggers, miners, developers, park administrators). Yet, despite all human actions and aspirations over the years, the mountain retains its majesty, power and mystery. This is the story of man and Mt. Baker, complete with engaging first-hand tales and a wealth of rare historic photos.".
- catalog extent "232 p. :".
- catalog hasFormat "Koma Kulshan.".
- catalog identifier "0898860733 (pbk.) :".
- catalog isFormatOf "Koma Kulshan.".
- catalog issued "1984".
- catalog issued "c1984.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Seattle : Mountaineers,".
- catalog relation "Koma Kulshan.".
- catalog spatial "Baker, Mount, Region (Wash.) History.".
- catalog spatial "Washington (State) Baker, Mount, Region".
- catalog subject "F897.W57 M55 1984".
- catalog subject "Mountaineering Washington (State) Baker, Mount, Region History.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Preface -- The first ascent -- Early history of the Mount Baker region -- Prospectors and pioneers -- The mountaineering epidemic -- Gold mines and foresters -- Mountaineering clubs open Mount Baker -- The marathons -- Parks, roads and resorts: 1913-1930 -- Hard times and skiers: 1930-1950 -- Modern mountaineering -- Accidents and rescues -- The land of many uses -- Present and future.".
- catalog title "Koma Kulshan : the story of Mount Baker / John C. Miles.".
- catalog type "text".