Figure 1. The resort’s stage waits at the reception building at Glen Alpine Springs resort, photographer unknown, ca. 1901. “Glen Alpine Springs” is handwritten on the page (photo right) in this album containing photographs of the resort and nearby trails, lakes, and mountains. An inscription on t... More about this image found in The resort’s stage waits at the reception building at Glen Alpine Springs r...

Figure 2. Brochure for Glen Alpine Springs resort, ca. 1900, reads “Glen Alpine, California, Near Lake Tahoe in the New National Park” and touts the virtues of Heather Lake: “Ho for the fly fishing, heather and snow, pines and hemlocks, and mountain lilies.” The entire brochure may be found on pag... More about this image found in Brochure for Glen Alpine Springs resort, ca. 1900, reads “Glen Alpine, Cali...

Figure 3. Susan Gilmore Pierce (seated), owner of Glen Alpine Springs resort, with friend Josephine Foster on a mountain overlooking Desolation Valley; photographer unknown, ca. 1900. The album, covered in red suede and decorated with the initials “SP,” was a gift from Foster to Pierce. Foster ins... More about this image found in Susan Gilmore Pierce (seated), owner of Glen Alpine Springs resort, with fr...

Figure 4. Susan Gilmore Pierce (center) brings domesticity to the wilderness at her namesake Susie Lake while her husband George Pierce and friend Josephine Foster look on; photographer unknown, ca. 1900. The caption reads, “Pic-nic ( sic ) on the bank of Susie Lake.” Other photos in the SP album ... More about this image found in Susan Gilmore Pierce (center) brings domesticity to the wilderness at her n...

Figure 5. Playing in the pergola covering the mineral spring at Glen Alpine Springs are Susan Gilmore Pierce’s youngest son, Dixwell Pierce, age three (standing on railing, photo center) and an unidentified boy, with an unidentified woman looking on; photographer unknown, ca. 1901. To the right of... More about this image found in Playing in the pergola covering the mineral spring at Glen Alpine Springs a...

Figure 6. “Great improvements by new owner” reads this June 29, 1909, advertisement on page 18 of the Sacramento Bee announcing Miss Katherine Chandler’s purchase of Deer Park Springs. Newspapers.com More about this image found in “Great improvements by new owner” reads this June 29, 1909, advertisement o...

Figure 1. Publicity photo of Jack LaLanne, April 9, 1961. Photographer Cliff Riddle. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons More about this image found in Publicity photo of Jack LaLanne, April 9, 1961. Photographer Cliff Riddle. ...

Figure 2. Former site of Ed Yarick’s Physical Culture Studio, 3355 Foothill Blvd., Oakland, 2024. Photographer Mitchell Schwarzer. Courtesy of the author More about this image found in Former site of Ed Yarick’s Physical Culture Studio, 3355 Foothill Blvd., Oa...

Figure 3. Former site of Jack LaLanne’s initial physical culture studio, 409 15th Street (third floor), Oakland, 2024. Photographer Mitchell Schwarzer. Courtesy of the author More about this image found in Former site of Jack LaLanne’s initial physical culture studio, 409 15th Str...

Figure 4. Former home of James Yimm Lee, Maxwell Park, Oakland, Bruce Lee’s residence when he lived in Oakland, 2024. Photographer Mitchell Schwarzer. Courtesy of the author More about this image found in Former home of James Yimm Lee, Maxwell Park, Oakland, Bruce Lee’s residence...

Figure 5. Bruce Lee wall painting (stencil) in Tbilisi, Georgia, photographed September 28, 2007, by Giga Paitchadze. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons More about this image found in Bruce Lee wall painting (stencil) in Tbilisi, Georgia, photographed Septemb...