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1. 074.521 - USFS Fire Fighting Ration bag. Cloth Sack "Forest Fire Emergency Ration One Man Day". Stamped on cloth sack in green printing is 2-3/4" shield with green tree emblem in center, Forest Service at top inside shield, and Department of Agriculture at bottom inside shield. Green letters below shield, type of contents in bag; at bottom of bag; Keep From Freezing, Northern Region, Missoula, Montana XXXV. Bag folded on one side and other side and bottom sewed. 9-1/4" wide x 17" long. Unbleached muslin. Chain stitch sewed around top edge.

   Bag

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2. 075.175 - Red silk campaign handkerchief used when Harrison was running for President of the United States. Losing Candidate, 1836. Occupation, Professional Soldier. Party, Whig. Running mate, Francis Granger. Born 1773, died 1841. Handkerchief belonged to Gene Hill's father. Diamond shaped pattern, white squares. 9 small squares in each large one with small red dot in center of each small square. Diagonal pattern of small white squares with red dots between patterns of larger squares. Machine sewn edges.

   Handkerchief

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3. 708.056 - A History of the Mt Baker, Snoqualmie, and Rainier National Forests by David Cameron. Photocopy.

   Manuscript

   Record Type: Archive

   
4. PO.039.0528 - Lookout Station in action at Red hill Lookout Station. Detection Step. Wallowa National Forest.

   Print, Photographic

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5. PO.040.3197 - Old Denny Creek Ranger Station on fire.

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6. PO.040.3198 - Old Denny Creek Ranger Station on fire.

   Print, Photographic

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7. PO.040.3199 - Old Denny Creek Ranger Station.

   Print, Photographic

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8. PO.040.3200 - Old Denny Creek Ranger Station.

   Print, Photographic

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9. PO.040.3201 - Starting fire at Old Denny Creek Ranger Station.

   Print, Photographic

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10. PO.040.3202 - Starting fire at Old Denny Creek Ranger Station.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. PO.040.3203 - Old Denny Creek Ranger Station.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. PO.040.3204 - Old Denny Creek Ranger Station on fire.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. PO.040.3205 - Old Denny Creek Ranger Station on fire.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. PO.050.0503 - President Lincoln and son at home. Published by Golden and Sammons. No. 1 S Clark St, Chicago.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. PO.075.0512 - Providence Spring, in the Prison Stockade at Andersonville, GA. Just as it was during the war. Charlie Louette, Mrs Graul's father. Some Civil War veterans, who survived after being held in Andersonville Prison, at the scene in later years. During the Civil War one of the "hell holes" was the Andersonville, Georgia Stockade for Union Prisoners. They were without proper shelter, food and water. One day there was a terrific thunderstorm and a spring gushed forth within the compound causing great relief and joy. Because they felt it was an act of God the men named it "Providence Spring". Many men grouped around stump and spring, a few women. Men wear hats, one has a camera. Large stump in foreground.

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16. PO.329.0007 - Abraham Lincoln, President of the US.

    Print, Photographic

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17. PO.329.0008 - Abraham Lincoln and son Tad Lincoln. Taken February 9, 1864, by Mathew Brady.

    Print, Photographic

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18. PO.981.0032 - Port Angles, the Fleets in. Battle ships in the bay before the war. Mary Jane Nelson Album Photograph.

    Print, Photographic

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19. PO.981.0033 - Port Angles, the Fleets in. Battle ships in the bay before the war. Mary Jane Nelson Album Photograph.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo