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** [http://canvocta.org/Lassenthread.html Peter Lassen and His Trail] (California-Nevada Chapter Oregon-California Trails Association)
** [http://canvocta.org/Lassenthread.html Peter Lassen and His Trail] (California-Nevada Chapter Oregon-California Trails Association)
* [http://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~1260~110042:DeGroot-s-Map-Of-Nevada-Territory-E DeGroot's 1863 map] (David Rumsey) - Shows the location of Lassen's Grave on a map from 1863
* [http://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~1260~110042:DeGroot-s-Map-Of-Nevada-Territory-E DeGroot's 1863 map] (David Rumsey) - Shows the location of Lassen's Grave on a map from 1863
* Frona Eunice Wait, "[http://archive.org/stream/kingshipofmtlass00wait The kingship of Mt. Lassen, at present the only active volcano on the mainland of the United States, in the past California's greatest benefactor]", 1922. Page 44 has a reproduction of a "Portrait in Oils, Masonic Temple, San Francisco, Property of Grand Lodge".

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In the 1840's, Peter Lassen promoted the Applegate-Lassen Trail that led from the current day Rye Patch Reservoir to Rabbit Hole Spring and then to the Black Rock Hot Spring and then on to his ranch in northern California. The route led pioneers many miles out of their way. There was very little water at Rabbit Hole and no water from Rabbit Hole to Black Rock Springs. Lassen and Edward Clapper were murdered in 1859 in the Black Rock Range.

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