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1. PO.003.0043 - Peter Maloney, Jr. as a very small baby in a long white dress sitting atop the fallen cut of the big Maloney's fir stump log cut near the Maloney's grove. The fallen cut is propped up against the Maloney's Livery Stable on the Bendigo side of the building. Siegrist 299

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2. PO.008.0103.1 - Rocky Orr and Dennis Johnson with huge stump.

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3. PO.008.0103.2 - Rocky Orr and Dennis Johnson with huge stump.

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4. PO.039.0518 - Logs being moved off hillside via railroad car.

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5. PO.040.0007.y - Logs shotting down a mountainside through a 350 foot flume to water, Oregon, 1907. Steep rounded mountainside with sparse trees near top and in gully to left of flume; flume comes straight down from top of mountain and into lake at bottom; two logs in flume; high wide spray plume of water shooting into air as log goes into lake. Stumps and log in water foreground.

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6. PO.040.1352 - Horse logging near Fall City, family standing next to huge log to be dumped in river. Log Dump at River, Fall City. Six horses in harness pulling large log. Man standing in front of second set of horses with stick. Woman and two children, two men and another woman beside and on log. Log ramps into the river for rolling logs into water. Large mossy trees to the left of horses. Landing where horses stand has logs on ground to make logs being pulled slide easier. River has slight curve to left as it passes landing. Trees to right background along river have not leaves. Shadow of mountain in right background. Women and children dressed warmly. One woman and child in her arms have white scarves. All men wearing hats and boy has cap.

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7. PO.040.1371 - Loaded log truck #14 on road Truck #14 is shown traveling on a dirt road. One large old-growth log and a smaller log are loaded on its trailer. Woods are in background Dust trails truck.

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8. PO.040.3086 - Ladies on logs near river.

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9. PO.040.3087 - Man on log jam on a waterfall. Illinois Creek. Between Bare Mountain and Mt. Phelps.

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10. PO.040.3170 - Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co Camp A Spar Tree

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11. PO.040.3171 - Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co Camp A Donkey and Crew

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12. PO.065.0091 - Big log at North Bend, Wash. 914. Very large log with concrete blocks for base. Log has been peeled. There are several men standing near base of log. Their height is only half width of log. Log cut on Cut on Milwaukie Railroad right of way.

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13. PO.074.0793 - 603. Logging on Sunset Highway at Snoqualmie Falls.

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14. PO.074.0796 - A logging scene. M Rieder, publ., Los Angeles, Cal. No. 9282. Made in Germany. Steam donkey on railcar pulling train of logs.

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15. PO.074.0797 - Giant Fir Logs Ready for the Mill. Edw M. Mitchell 1584. Three giant fir logs with sniped ends. Made in America by Edw. M Mitchell at San Fransisco, California.

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16. PO.075.0371 - South Fork Lumber Co. Mr. Tanner in charge. Crew with donkey engine and railroad engine in background. c 1909. Logging scene in woods with donkey steam engine on left. Pile of logs in center, and steam locomotive on right beside spar tree. Spar tree has cables attached and through pulley at top of pole. Broken logs on ground in front of donkey. Men sitting and standing on large log to right of donkey engine. Double bitted ax stuck into log beside one logger on far left end of log.

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17. PO.075.0453 - Train of logs over Raging River. c. 1904 Engine 49 on trestle. Man stands beside engine another in doorway of cab. Eight carloads of logs and caboose. First three cars have man standing on logs. Trestle was above Raging River between Fall City and Preston. See article about train of Seattle & International Railroad in Mrs Leonard Reinig's scrapbook. Tells story of wreck on trestle.

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18. PO.075.0485 - Finishing strokes on this 7 ft spruce log were made from beneath log with saw upside down. Extremely large log on ground, tall evergreen trees in background, vine maple brush and ferns in foreground. Man wears dark pants, light undershirt, suspenders, light hat, gloves. Stands on ground in front of log. Cross-cut saw is upside down in cut in log and held in position to finish strokes on log by man working saw. Right end of log has slipped lower in position than left end of log. Vine maple tree in left foreground. Tree is spruce.

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19. PO.076.0016 - No 1303, Log Train, Washington. Logging train near Tanner. Original postcard in color. Mount Si in background. Steam engine with two men leaning out of cab and several men standing on engine in front. Engine has large wide smoke stack in front and large headlight. Flatcars behind engine loaded with logs. The logs are large and there are only a few on each car.

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20. PO.076.0017 - Big Log at North Bend, Washington. 14ft in diameter. Log on display near school buildings. Fir tree grew at edge of North Bend in back of Joe Wotruba residence (later Kathy Kerr's house) near Silver Creek. Log approximately 14' in diameter and 80' long. Cut by Jose Logging Co. Sent to Chicago World's Fair in 1898 and used as a flagpole loaded on 2 flat cars. Log cut in right-of-way of Milwaukee Railroad tracks. Log displayed supported by cement blocks and logs. Favorite spot for picture taking of families and visitors. Large log resting on log blocks. Base of tree was 14' in diameter. There are four men standing at base. Two are standing on the ground and two stand on the snag at center that were left when tree was felled. Men wear suits and hats. Man on ground does not wear suit. Standing at butt end, lower left is Fremont Kelley. Top right, Elijah Tait. Trees in background in distance in far right. White sign posted on side of tree and several small pieces of paper and white sign at upper edge of butt end cut.

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