Canfor | BC Forest Discovery Centre

1991.007.002 - Print, Photographic

Nimpkish Valley. Dense forestry and a mountain range can be seen. Canadian Forest Products logging camp Woss is also visible in the distance.

Record Type: Photo

1991.007.003 - Print, Photographic

Nimpkish River, forest at the sides of the river being logged. Camp Woss can be seen in the distance. Written on the back: "Timber fell along right of way(?), virgin valley. Lots of trees". The word virgin is used to refer to new land or other wood land that has never been industrially cultivated before.

Record Type: Photo

1991.007.006 - Print, Photographic

Man standing in front of a large log. Written on the back: "Vernon. Nov. --1958. Blondie Clark. Logger of the 30's." Vernon likely refers to Vernon Lake. Canadian Forest Products had a logging camp there. It is located in the top end of the Nimpkish watershed.

Record Type: Photo

1991.007.007 - Print, Photographic

Caterpillar tractor (8R Series) being loaded onto skeleton car. Written on the back: "1946. After war, loading Cat on skeleton car @ Camp Woss. Englewood. Operator Tom Gray. Breaking [?] on Cat."

Record Type: Photo

2018.057.079 - Print, Photographic

A Canadian Forest Products (Canfor) logging truck with a full load of logs. The logs are being transferred from the truck to a flatcar so that the logs can be transported via railway.

Record Type: Photo