Field Notebook: New York, Pennsylvania 1901
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New Bloomfield May 7-1901 Left Lewistown at 6.18 A.M. Changed cars at Uncannon and at 9.30 started on the Perry Co R. R. for this place where I arrived a little after 1 o'clock. After dinner walked out 2 miles N. E. to Clarks Mills also known as Bloomfield Junction on the Sherman Gally narrow gauge road. There is a fine exposure of much of the Lewis- town formation and all of the Clarks Mills formation. Collected material all the afternoon and laid them out in piles opposite to the beds. Tomorrow Bruce collect more, pack it and bring in on a wagon. Some of the Clarks Mills beds are a part of the Lewistown certainly are of the beds above those holding oliver-olites and the minute Monchignies. In other words about 90 feet of the upper beds.