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A group of Biltmore Forest School students are assembled outside Dr. Carl Schenck's office in Pink Beds. They are identified as Silvius, at top of ladder; Winslow, with beard, standing in door; G.A. Schulze, at base of steps with chain in hand; Dr.…

Three Biltmore Forest School students standing outside "The Flats," one of the mountain cabins used as dormitories. They are identified as (left to right) Black, Gustave A. Schulze, Al King. King would later become the New York State Forester.

Dr. Clifton D. Howe, assistant forester, and Biltmore Forest School students outside Dr. Howe's quarters at Pink Beds. They are (left to right) Gustave A. Schulze, Dr. Howe, Butz, and Bovins.

Biltmore Forest School Students are gathered outside Hiram King's office in Pink Beds. A horse is tied to a fence in the foreground.

Members of the Case family stand on and around the porch of Jenny Lodge, a Black Forest-style lodge, which was built by Dr. Carl A. Schenck. This building has been restored and is a part of the Biltmore Trail in The Cradle of Forestry.

A view of Dr. Schenck's office building among flowers in field, with a tree in the foreground.

An obscured view of two buildings used as dormitories by Biltmore Forest School students in Pink Beds. The two buildings are called "Little Bohemia" and "Rest for the Wicked."

A Biltmore Forest Student identified as Sullivan poses outside the dormitory cabin named "Little Bohemia" in Pink Beds.

View of a whiskey still used by the Biltmore Forest School students.

View of a whiskey still used by the Biltmore Forest School students.