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Family groups, Manley-Moore Lumber Company, ca. 1927
1. Family groups, Manley-Moore Lumber Company, ca. 1927
Logging and mess hall crews at camp, McKenna Lumber Company, n.d.
2. Logging and mess hall crews at camp, McKenna Lumber Company, n.d.
Construction crew preparing raised wood foundations for railroad logging camp buildings, Coats-Fordney
3. Construction crew preparing raised wood foundations for railroad logging camp buildings, Coats-Fordney Lumber Company, near Aberdeen, ca. 1920
Loggers and a woman sitting on railroad flatcars at logging camp, North Western Lumber Company, probably
4. Loggers and a woman sitting on railroad flatcars at logging camp, North Western Lumber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, n.d.
Loggers and mess hall waitresses, North Western Lumber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, n.d.
5. Loggers and mess hall waitresses, North Western Lumber Company, probably in Grays Harbor County, n.d.
Lumber mill crew and horses, Eatonville Lumber Company, ca. 1929
6. Lumber mill crew and horses, Eatonville Lumber Company, ca. 1929
Manley-Moore Lumber Company mill workers with motorized jitney jeep and two horses, ca. 1927
7. Manley-Moore Lumber Company mill workers with motorized jitney jeep and two horses, ca. 1927
Mill jitneys and workers, Bordeaux Lumber Company, ca. 1919
8. Mill jitneys and workers, Bordeaux Lumber Company, ca. 1919
Man and horse at McCormick Lumber Company mill, n.d.
9. Man and horse at McCormick Lumber Company mill, n.d.
Men with horses in harness at McCormick Lumber Company mill, n.d.
10. Men with horses in harness at McCormick Lumber Company mill, n.d.
Loading lumber from the dock with chutes onto the sailing vessel BENICIA, Puget Sound port, Washington,
11. Loading lumber from the dock with chutes onto the sailing vessel BENICIA, Puget Sound port, Washington, ca. 1904.
Loading lumber onto the sailing vessel ASTERION using lumber chutes, Puget Sound port, Washington, ca.
12. Loading lumber onto the sailing vessel ASTERION using lumber chutes, Puget Sound port, Washington, ca. 1904.
McCaughey Mill Company's two-truck Shay locomotive no. 1, Fortson, n.d.
13. McCaughey Mill Company's two-truck Shay locomotive no. 1, Fortson, n.d.
Railroad logging camp, Coal Creek Lumber Company, ca. 1921
14. Railroad logging camp, Coal Creek Lumber Company, ca. 1921
Railroad logging camp, Elbe Lumber and Shingle Company, n.d.
15. Railroad logging camp, Elbe Lumber and Shingle Company, n.d.
Crew standing on stacked lumber on the deck of the three-masted bark LODORE at dock, Puget Sound port,
16. Crew standing on stacked lumber on the deck of the three-masted bark LODORE at dock, Puget Sound port, Washington, ca. 1904.
Crew seated on or standing next to piles of lumber on the deck of the three-masted ship KING DAVID, Puget
17. Crew seated on or standing next to piles of lumber on the deck of the three-masted ship KING DAVID, Puget Sound port, Washington, ca. 1904.
Railroad logging camp, Polson Logging Company, n.d.
18. Railroad logging camp, Polson Logging Company, n.d.
Railroad camp cars, Cascade Timber Company, ca. 1927
19. Railroad camp cars, Cascade Timber Company, ca. 1927
Men and one woman on the deck of an unidentified sailing vessel piled with stacks of lumber, Puget Sound
20. Men and one woman on the deck of an unidentified sailing vessel piled with stacks of lumber, Puget Sound port, Washington, ca. 1900.
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