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1. "Automobile" wax from Douglas fir bark, July 1952
"Automobile" wax from Douglas fir bark, July 1952
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2. "Automobile" wax from Douglas fir bark, July 1952
"Automobile" wax from Douglas fir bark, July 1952
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Forest Products Laboratory
3. "Automobile" wax from Douglas fir bark, July 1952
"Automobile" wax from Douglas fir bark, July 1952
Description
Forest Products Laboratory
4. "Automobile" wax from Douglas fir bark, July 1952
"Automobile" wax from Douglas fir bark, July 1952
Description
Forest Products Laboratory
5. "Automobile" wax from Douglas fir bark, July 1952
"Automobile" wax from Douglas fir bark, July 1952
Description
Forest Products Laboratory
6. Tillamook County Tree Line-up: Sitka Spruce, Little Douglas, Big Douglas, Red Alder, Canoe Cedar
Tillamook County Tree Line-up: Sitka Spruce, Little Douglas, Big Douglas, Red Alder, Canoe Cedar
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A black and white etching of five trees. Four very textured trees, one being very small, are on the right side in a field. The other tree, which is the largest, is on the left side. The largest tree and the three other trees are separated by a path or by a creek. The ground is filled with tall grasses., Liza Jones; Tillamook County; Tree Line up; drypoint; 25 1/2x18 inches, http://www.beppugallery.com/showartists.php?ArtistID=37, The Oregon Arts Commission has ten Regional Arts Councils that provide delivery of art services and information. The Council for this location is: Mid-Valley Arts. You may view their website at: http://www.oregonlink.com/arts/index.html
7. PH036_2932 Lee Moorhouse photographs
PH036_2932 Lee Moorhouse photographs
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Puyallup Indians clearing land for railroad on reservation, April 1893. First to make railroads in America. [Work crew, some tribal, with others, clearing land and burning brush.]
8. Douglas firs at Hal Schudel's Farm, Benton County, Oregon, August 1968
Douglas firs at Hal Schudel's Farm, Benton County, Oregon, August 1968
9. Sections of Douglas fir chewed and stacked by beavers in Starker Forest, Corvallis, Oregon, May 1978
Sections of Douglas fir chewed and stacked by beavers in Starker Forest, Corvallis, Oregon, May 1978
10. Fallen Douglas fir chewed by beavers in Starker Forest, Corvallis, Oregon, May 1978
Fallen Douglas fir chewed by beavers in Starker Forest, Corvallis, Oregon, May 1978
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