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Camp One Lumber Camp
1914
View across clear cut area towards horses grazing near log cabins at Camp One Lumber Camp, north of Chicago Bay.
Mullen at a Lumber Camp
1914
Mullen sitting next to a log cabin and reading at a lumber camp on McFarland Lake.
McFarland Lake Camp
1914
Elevated view looking over trees towards the lumber camp on McFarland Lake, which was owned by the Pigeon River Lumber Company.
Jack Draws
1914
Jack sitting outdoors on a folding camp chair, drawing on a pad of paper at camp.
Tent and Shack
August 1915
The Gang's tent and camp is set up next to an abandoned shack. Their bed rolls are on the ground near the tent.
