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Old Growth Norway Pine
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An old growth Norway pine forest in the Brule River Valley.The photograph is annotated by Ed [Mar?] Harrold: "Those are very nice norway. I am wondering how tall they are. That white pine peeking around the right side is a perfect cull."
April 1962
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Stony Hill at Brule River State Forest
1960
Tall trees in a snowy forest on a sunny day.
Stony Hill Logs at Brule
1960
Several men are working with logs and equipment in Brule River State Forest.
Log Piles at Stony Hill at Brule River State Forest
1960
Several piles of logs along a logging road waiting for truck pick up.
Neal in the Pines
1912
C.L. (Neal) Harrington standing among the pines (Trout Lake?).
Cassville Trip
October 18, 1962
Seven men are posing outdoors for a snapshot: from right to left: Mink, Gustaveson, Nelson, Bently, Williams, Carpenter, Harrington.
Large White Pine on Flambeau River State Forest
November 17, 1949
Three men, Breuer, Kielcheski, and Harrington, are standing in front of a large white pine in a snow field. The Flambeau River State Forest is located in parts of Sawyer, Price and Rusk counties.
