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I took details from a plaque erected by the City of Loma Linda at Hulda Crooks Park. The information about Day Peak/Needle specifically came from the Mt. Whitney article. Hulda Crook's interaction with children comes from childhood recollection. I'm going to try to find more and better sources. If somebody wants, I can post a picture of the plaque. John Elder 23:48, 18 February 2007 (UTC)

Dick Schaefer, Loma Linda University Library archivist wrote:

> From: Schaefer, Dick \(LLU\) <xxx@llu.edu> > To: <mydadsemail@hisdomain.net> > Date: 3/12/2007 11:46:57 AM > Subject: RE: Hulda Crooks > > Dr. Elder, > > I confirmed all of the information regarding Hulda Crooks except the > elevation of Mt. Whitney. I have checked a number of resources and have > found its elevation to be anywhere from 14,491 to 14,505. Most of them > say it is 14,494 feet high, including the Encyclopedia Britannica. > > Cheers. > > Dick

Does anybody know an authoritative height for Mt. Whitney? John Elder 14:44, 25 April 2007 (UTC)