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Loggers Posed with Their Tools
March 9, 1906
Camp Montana loggers pose in front of camp building with their tools. Includes a dog sitting on the lap of one logger.
Lumber Camp Dining Room
Six cooks wearing aprons stand in a lumber camp dining room with the tables set to serve the crew.
Ole Emerson's Lumber Camp Bunkhouse
1902
Lumbermen in their bunk house at Ole Emerson's lumber camp. Several of them have pipes in their mouths and their socks are hanging to dry.
Lumberjacks Eating
Lumberjacks eating in a cook shanty; probably early twentieth century.
Men at Joe Levine's Camp #4
A group portrait of the men at Joe Levine's camp no. 4. Included in the portrait are a dog, oxen, horses and a dead deer.
Lumber Camp Employees and Lumber
circa 1890-1899
Wisconsin Land & Lumber Company Camp 15. Lumberjacks posed atop a sled load of logs, scaled at 13,562 board feet of lumber.
