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Woman, child and three men outside Stampson's Store, with Coats-Fordney Stage, Coats-Fordney Lumber Company,
1. Woman, child and three men outside Stampson's Store, with Coats-Fordney Stage, Coats-Fordney Lumber Company, near Aberdeen, 1920
Loggers and mess hall crew with locomotive and log train,Camp 6, Coats-Fordney Lumber Company, near Aberdeen,
2. Loggers and mess hall crew with locomotive and log train,Camp 6, Coats-Fordney Lumber Company, near Aberdeen, ca. 1920
Two men and a woman at logging camp, with speeder on railroad tracks, Coats-Fordney Lumber Company, near
3. Two men and a woman at logging camp, with speeder on railroad tracks, Coats-Fordney Lumber Company, near Aberdeen, ca. 1920
Mess hall crew posing with women, Clark & Wilson Lumber Company, Oregon, ca. 1927
4. Mess hall crew posing with women, Clark & Wilson Lumber Company, Oregon, ca. 1927
Logging crew and little boy at railroad logging camp, Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, n.d.
5. Logging crew and little boy at railroad logging camp, Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, n.d.
Boarding house with people and parrot on sign, probably Pe Ell, ca. 1920
6. Boarding house with people and parrot on sign, probably Pe Ell, ca. 1920
Logging crew and woman at camp, Wynooche Timber Company, Montesano, ca. 1921
7. Logging crew and woman at camp, Wynooche Timber Company, Montesano, ca. 1921
Crew and woman with Wynooche Timber Company's 0-6-4 saddle-tank Baldwin locomotive, Montesano, ca. 1921
8. Crew and woman with Wynooche Timber Company's 0-6-4 saddle-tank Baldwin locomotive, Montesano, ca. 1921
Mess hall crew at Weyerhaeuser Timber Company railroad logging camp, Longview, ca. 1942
9. Mess hall crew at Weyerhaeuser Timber Company railroad logging camp, Longview, ca. 1942
Logging crew and young woman with tractor with yarding arch, n.d.
10. Logging crew and young woman with tractor with yarding arch, n.d.
Logging crew at camp, N and M Lumber Company, Rochester, ca. 1920
11. Logging crew at camp, N and M Lumber Company, Rochester, ca. 1920
Fallers and woman beside tree, St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company, n.d.
12. Fallers and woman beside tree, St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company, n.d.
Simpson Logging Company's three-truck Shay locomotive no. 7, with crew member and two women (probably
13. Simpson Logging Company's three-truck Shay locomotive no. 7, with crew member and two women (probably mess hall waitresses), ca. 1929
Mess hall crew, camp no. 2, Simpson Logging Company, ca. 1927
14. Mess hall crew, camp no. 2, Simpson Logging Company, ca. 1927
Mess hall crew and others at camp no. 1, Simpson Logging Company, ca. 1927
15. Mess hall crew and others at camp no. 1, Simpson Logging Company, ca. 1927
Mess hall crew, railroad logging camp no. 7, Simpson Logging Company, Grays Harbor County, ca. 1928
16. Mess hall crew, railroad logging camp no. 7, Simpson Logging Company, Grays Harbor County, ca. 1928
Mess hall crew at logging camp, Stimson Logging Company, Marysville, n.d.
17. Mess hall crew at logging camp, Stimson Logging Company, Marysville, n.d.
Two women and two men, Donovan-Corkery Logging Company [?], ca. 1928
18. Two women and two men, Donovan-Corkery Logging Company [?], ca. 1928
Men, woman and child with automobiles in front of house and garage, ca. 1921
19. Men, woman and child with automobiles in front of house and garage, ca. 1921
Two women, probably waitresses at camp, n.d.
20. Two women, probably waitresses at camp, n.d.
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