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Lake Independence Swimming Hole; Glacier Bay National Monument.

Lake Independence (Bartlett Lake) seen through the trees. Swimmers on grassy knoll Lt. to Rt. Charles White (18), Nell & Glen Parker (newlyweds), Dorothy (15) & Genevieve (14) White. Discovered on a July 4th expedition, the Parker family dubbed the Lake "Independence".

Lake Independence Swimming Hole; Glacier Bay National Monument.

Lake Independence (Bartlett Lake) seen through the trees. Swimmers on grassy knoll Lt. to Rt. Charles White (18), Nell & Glen Parker (newlyweds), Dorothy (15) & Genevieve (14) White. Discovered on a July 4th expedition, the Parker family dubbed the Lake "Independence".

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