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Bloedel, Stewart and Welch |
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2013.006.001 - Print, Photographic
Two men standing on the platform of a steam crane/cherry picker. Written on the back of the photo: "Miller + Jon. The Crane." Donor indicated that this photo, as well as the rest donated with it, is dated from 1937 and is of Franklin River. Logging began at this area in 1934 by MacMillan Bloedel (then known as Bloedel, Stewart and Welch).
Record Type: Photo
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2013.006.002 - Print, Photographic
Logs being hauled away on railway tracks. Photo is taken behind the flatcars and the locomotive pulling them is not visible. There is dense forest in the background and a speeder and four men in the foreground. Written on the back: "A few carloads of logs, loaded by Johnson speeder in the foreground." Donor indicated that this photo, as well as the rest donated with it, is dated from 1937 and is of Franklin River. Logging began at this area in...
Record Type: Photo
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2013.006.004 - Print, Photographic
A view of the Franklin River Logging 1st Camp B is seen in this photo. A freshly logged area is situated directly beside the camp on a sloping bank. Written on the back of the photograph: "A view of the camp. ------x houses for married folks." The "-----x" refers to a series of buildings at the top right that have a line drawn through them with pen ink. Donor indicated that this photo, as well as the rest donated with it, is dated from 1937 an...
Record Type: Photo
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2013.006.006 - Print, Photographic
Photo depicts a steam crane/cherry picker that appears to be loading some logs onto a railcar. Trees can be seen on either side of the tracks. Donor indicated that this photo, as well as the rest donated with it, is dated from 1937 and is of Franklin River. Logging began at this area in 1934 by MacMillan Bloedel (then known as Bloedel, Stewart and Welch).
Record Type: Photo
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2013.006.007 - Print, Photographic
Three unidentified men standing on the platform of a steam donkey. Donor indicated that this photo, as well as the rest donated with it, is dated from 1937 and is of Franklin River. Logging began at this area in 1934 by MacMillan Bloedel (then known as Bloedel, Stewart and Welch).
Record Type: Photo
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2013.006.008 - Print, Photographic
A view of the Franklin River Logging 1st Camp B is seen in this photo, the view is further back from 2013.006.004. The railroad tracks are more clearly visible. Various buildings, likely bunkhouses and offices, are clearly visible. A freshly logged area is situated directly beside the camp on a sloping bank. Dense forest in the background. Written on the back: "Camp B showing [?] bridge." "Bill Johnston" Bill Johnston is a relative of the donor. ...
Record Type: Photo
