Artworks

Crescent Camp Number One, Timber Views Co., Seattle

English Camp, No. 11

Cherry Valley Timber Company, Camp 9, Stillwater, Washington

Cedar

Merril and Ring Logging Company, Pysht, Washington

Snapshot of fellers sawing down a seven-foot fir. Undercut is four feet from ground which means modern logging economy

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Train of logs on a horseshoe curve along the ragged mountain side - large logging camp at edge of woods in background

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Felling a cedar 76 feet in circumference measured 1 1/2 feet from ground. Supposed to have been the largest tree in Washington

Felling a Fir Tree 51 Feet in Circumference, Measured Four Feet from the Ground. From the Undercut to the Ground Is Ten Feet, Indicating Early-Day Logging

Homesteader's Shake Cabin