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Logging crew and donkey engine, Cathlamet Timber Company, n.d.
41. Logging crew and donkey engine, Cathlamet Timber Company, n.d.
Loggers at camp with speeder, Hobi Timber Company, ca. 1928
42. Loggers at camp with speeder, Hobi Timber Company, ca. 1928
Crew with Hobi Timber Company locomotive 3, camp 1, ca. 1928
43. Crew with Hobi Timber Company locomotive 3, camp 1, ca. 1928
Loading site beside log holding pond, Wynooche Timber Company, near Montesano, ca. 1921
44. Loading site beside log holding pond, Wynooche Timber Company, near Montesano, ca. 1921
Donkey engine beside log holding pond, with logging camp 3 in distance, Wynooche Timber Company, near
45. Donkey engine beside log holding pond, with logging camp 3 in distance, Wynooche Timber Company, near Montesano, ca. 1921
Loading site beside holding pond, camp 1, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, ca.
46. Loading site beside holding pond, camp 1, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, ca. 1921
Donkey engine and crew, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, ca. 1921
47. Donkey engine and crew, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, ca. 1921
Donkey engine and crew, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, ca. 1921
48. Donkey engine and crew, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, ca. 1921
Donkey engine with crew, camp 1, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, ca. 1921
49. Donkey engine with crew, camp 1, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, ca. 1921
Railroad logging camp, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, ca. 1921
50. Railroad logging camp, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, ca. 1921
Bucyrus steam shovel and construction crew, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County,
51. Bucyrus steam shovel and construction crew, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, ca. 1921
Loggers and mess hall and camp crew standing on raised walkway, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in
52. Loggers and mess hall and camp crew standing on raised walkway, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, ca. 1921
Donkey engine with crew and a man in a suit, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County,
53. Donkey engine with crew and a man in a suit, Wynooche Timber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, ca. 1921
Loading spar and logging crew, Cascade Timber Company, ca. 1927
54. Loading spar and logging crew, Cascade Timber Company, ca. 1927
Crew with loaded railroad skeleton cars, Saginaw Timber Company, near Saginaw, n.d.
55. Crew with loaded railroad skeleton cars, Saginaw Timber Company, near Saginaw, n.d.
Loggers and mess hall crew at railroad logging camp 2, Saginaw Timber Company, near Saginaw, n.d.
56. Loggers and mess hall crew at railroad logging camp 2, Saginaw Timber Company, near Saginaw, n.d.
Loading site at camp 5, Saginaw Timber Company, near Elma, n.d.
57. Loading site at camp 5, Saginaw Timber Company, near Elma, n.d.
Donkey engine and crew, camp 6, Saginaw Timber Company, near Elma, n.d.
58. Donkey engine and crew, camp 6, Saginaw Timber Company, near Elma, n.d.
Loggers and mess hall crew at railroad logging camp, Saginaw Timber Company, near Elma, n.d.
59. Loggers and mess hall crew at railroad logging camp, Saginaw Timber Company, near Elma, n.d.
Crew with loaded skeleton car and partially constructed train track, Saginaw Timber Company, near Elma,
60. Crew with loaded skeleton car and partially constructed train track, Saginaw Timber Company, near Elma, n.d.
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