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1. Rolling a log onto the timber slide
Rolling a log onto the timber slide
2. Old time tractor and logs.
Old time tractor and logs.
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[Three-wheel traction engine and log cart. NW Oregon c. 1900. 20-30 HP, 1.5-2.5 cords of wood or 1-1.5 tons coal, 2,500 gals water daily.]
3. PH037_b159_T00240_copy2 Angelus Studio Photographs
PH037_b159_T00240_copy2 Angelus Studio Photographs
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[Chas K. Spaulding Logging Company, Hauling Logs in 1888. Log train on elevated track, massive pile of timbers stacked in ravine.]
4. PHO37_b120_SH00536 Angelus Studio Photographs
PHO37_b120_SH00536 Angelus Studio Photographs
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[Log raft at the Port of Portland]
5. Log raft
Log raft
Description
Unmounted lantern slide of a log raft on a river.
6. PH037_b153_T00136_copy1 Angelus Studio Photographs
PH037_b153_T00136_copy1 Angelus Studio Photographs
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[Logging Brooks (?) Scanton pine-logs and big wheels]
7. PH037_b153_T00130_neg Angelus Studio Photographs
PH037_b153_T00130_neg Angelus Studio Photographs
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[2 wagons, pulled by 4 horses each, and each loaded with large log]
8. PH037_b153_T00111_neg Angelus Studio Photographs
PH037_b153_T00111_neg Angelus Studio Photographs
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[Ox team logging. John Yeon driving.]
9. PH037_b153_T00157 Angelus Studio Photographs
PH037_b153_T00157 Angelus Studio Photographs
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[Loaded log car and engine at Clatsop]
10. PH037_b145_T24537 Angelus Studio Photographs
PH037_b145_T24537 Angelus Studio Photographs
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[Peninsula Lumber Co. Ships docked at pier, some lumber floating in harbor.]
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