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A group of people, mostly men with a few children, sitting and standing on large logs in a forested area. They are dressed in work clothes. In the background, there is a wooden structure and tall trees.
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Title:
Logging Crew Posed on Logs
Creator:
Glen Stewart
Donor:
A. Stewart
Date Created (Archival Standard):
1910-1930
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1913
Organizations:
James Prater Homestead
Description:
A crew of men, with cooks in center, posed on two large logs in front of a picket-type fence posing at Prater's Halfway House.
Original Description:
According to Barney Stone, the picture was taken at Prater's Halfway House. The fourth man in the third row, in the dark hat, is Barney's father, Elmer. He was the foreman. The young fellow on his right might be Walt Rock, Ivan's father. XREF: Log 3-4 is same camp.
Subjects:
logging log drives
Original Subject:
logging; log drives; splash dams; sorting booms; bateau
Location:
Bonner County
Latitude:
48.28092609
Longitude:
-116.8497758
Source:
Marylyn Cork Collection, Priest River Library
Source Identifier:
log5-01
Original Format:
black and white photograph
Type:
Image;StillImage
Format:
image/jpeg
Language:
eng

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"Logging Crew Posed on Logs", Marylyn Cork Priest River Historical Collection, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/priestriver/items/priestriver0379.html
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