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1878 San Francisco, California - 1953 Berkeley, California. Known for: Naive landscape-structures, writing.
The following is from the Sierra Club website: www.sierraclub.org/history/key_figures/marion.asp. Key Figures in Sierra Club History. Marion Randall Parsons (1878 - 1953). "The Sierra Club has great... Read full biography
The following is from the Sierra Club website: www.sierraclub.org/history/key_figures/marion.asp. Key Figures in Sierra Club History. Marion Randall Parsons (1878 - 1953). "The Sierra Club has great and noble purposes, for which we honor it, but besides these its name has come to mean an ideal to... Read full biography
The following is from the Sierra Club website: www.sierraclub.org/history/key_figures/marion.asp. Key Figures in Sierra Club History. Marion Randall Parsons (1878 - 1953). "The Sierra Club has great and noble purposes, for which we honor it, but besides these its name has come to mean an ideal to us. It means comradeship and chivalry, simplicity and joyousness, and the care-free life of the open." . -- Marion Randall Parsons . In 1902, Marion Randall Parsons was a young woman, who moved from... Read full biography
The following is from the Sierra Club website: www.sierraclub.org/history/key_figures/marion.asp. Key Figures in Sierra Club History. Marion Randall Parsons (1878 - 1953). "The Sierra Club has great and noble purposes, for which we honor it, but besides these its name has come to mean an ideal to us. It means comradeship and chivalry, simplicity and joyousness, and the care-free life of the open." . -- Marion Randall Parsons . In 1902, Marion Randall Parsons was a young woman, who moved from Piedmont with her family to Berkeley. There she met Wanda Muir, age 21, which led to an involvement in the Sierra Club which was to last to the end of her life. Marion infused her Sierra Club activities with a remarkable range of interests and... Read full biography
The following is from the Sierra Club website: www.sierraclub.org/history/key_figures/marion.asp. Key Figures in Sierra Club History. Marion Randall Parsons (1878 - 1953). "The Sierra Club has great and noble purposes, for which we honor it, but besides these its name has come to mean an ideal to us. It means comradeship and chivalry, simplicity and joyousness, and the care-free life of the open." . -- Marion Randall Parsons . In 1902, Marion Randall Parsons was a young woman, who moved from Piedmont with her family to Berkeley. There she met Wanda Muir, age 21, which led to an involvement in the Sierra Club which was to last to the end of her life. Marion infused her Sierra Club activities with a remarkable range of interests and accomplishments. She was a writer of both fiction and non-fiction, musician, painter, and mountaineer. Her first Sierra... Read full biography
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