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1-0 redwood seed beds - Fort Bragg Nursery. Sept. 1, 1923.png 800 × 700; 456 KB
1-1 Douglas fir - Fort Bragg Nursery. Sept. 1923.png 800 × 700; 598 KB
1-1 redwood transplants at Fort Bragg Nursery. Sept. 1, 1923.png 800 × 700; 576 KB
159256 Forest Service. Redwood cutover land with eucalyptus plantations of about 1911.png 800 × 700; 509 KB
159257 F.S. Albion Lumber Co. at Comptche Mendocino county, Redwood sprout reduction with dense blue brush.png 800 × 700; 531 KB
A beautiful but steep drive beneath Madrones, Tan Oaks, and Black Oaks on ridge between Fort Bragg road and Andersonia, Humboldt County. August 1921.png 800 × 700; 412 KB
A car of tan-oak bark (Lithocarpus densiflora) being shipped out from 10-mile River to Fort Bragg, Union Lumber Company operation. Fall, 1922.png 800 × 700; 536 KB
A large redwood burl, too large for the band saw. Photo out of focus. Caspar Lumber Company, Caspar, California. May 1920, E.F.png 800 × 700; 321 KB
Along line of railroad of American Redwood Company, on south fork of Gualala River. A lone redwood is left standing. Second growth is about 35-40 years old. 6-5-22.png 800 × 700; 505 KB
Chamise type- Lake County as seen from Lakeport-Hopland Highway, southwest slopes facing Kodak chiefly Adenostoma fasciculatum and Ceanothus cuneatus.png 716 × 626; 451 KB
Compound cylinders on donkey - Caspar Lumber Company. 1923.png 800 × 700; 506 KB
Dense hardwood stand of madrone and black oak. Assoc. spp.- Umbellularia californica, Quercus chrysolepis, Pinus sabiniana, Aesculus californica, Quercus garryana. Mendocino County.png 800 × 700; 484 KB
Dense hardwood stand of madrone and black oak. Douglas fir in background. Assoc. sp.- Umbellularia californica, Quercus chrysolepis, Pinus sabiniana, Aesculus californica, Quercus garryana. Mendocino County.png 800 × 700; 542 KB
Dense hardwood stand of madrone and black oak. Douglas fir in background. Assoc. spp.- Umbellularia californica, Quercus chrysolepis, Pinus sabiniana, Aesculus californica, Quercus garryana. Mendocino County.png 800 × 700; 396 KB
East slopes chaparral type along Lakeport-Hopland Highway 2.png 716 × 626; 459 KB
East slopes chaparral type along Lakeport-Hopland Highway.png 716 × 626; 530 KB
Erosion on cleared and heavily sheeped southerly slope Douglas fir site. Head of North Fork Gualala River. (Same as -229563) 2.png 800 × 700; 327 KB
Erosion on cleared and heavily sheeped southerly slope Douglas fir site. Head of North Fork Gualala River. (Same as -229563).png 800 × 700; 733 KB
Erosion on cleared and heavily sheeped southerly slope Douglas fir site. Head of North Fork Gualala River. 3.png 800 × 700; 449 KB
Erosion on cleared and heavily sheeped southerly slope Douglas fir site. Head of North Fork Gualala River. Mendocino County. 2.png 800 × 700; 903 KB
Erosion on cleared and heavily sheeped southerly slope Douglas fir site. Head of North Fork Gualala River. Mendocino County.png 800 × 700; 658 KB
Federal truck serving as switching locomotive beyond incline - Caspar Lumber Co.png 800 × 700; 463 KB
From- Division of Forestry, 410 Rosenberg Building, Santa Rosa, California.png 800 × 700; 506 KB
Front end of mill of Union Lumber Company, Fort Bragg, California.png 800 × 700; 455 KB
Gasoline Shovel- Caspar Lumber Company - 3.png 800 × 700; 616 KB
Gasoline Shovel- Caspar Lumber Company 2.png 800 × 700; 439 KB
Gasoline Shovel- Caspar Lumber Company.png 800 × 700; 603 KB
Gill-poke method of unloading log cars.png 800 × 700; 351 KB
Influence of ocean winds on Eucalyptus at Fort Bragg, Mendocino County.png 800 × 700; 403 KB
Live redwood tree burning at base after slash fire; tie cuttings near Comptche. 1921. D. Bruce.png 800 × 700; 391 KB
Loading lumber from wharves of Union Lumber Company.png 800 × 700; 444 KB
Located 4 miles north of Gualala. Sequoia sempervirens thicket. Associated species- Lithocarpus densiflora. Mendocino County. 2.png 800 × 700; 645 KB
Located 4 miles north of Gualala. Sequoia sempervirens thicket. Associated species- Lithocarpus densiflora. Mendocino County.png 800 × 700; 986 KB
Located three miles east of Iversen Point. Tanoak-madrone thicket. Associated species- Vaccinium sp., Gaultheria shallon, Castanopsis sempervirens, sword fern. Mendocino County.png 800 × 700; 608 KB
Located three miles east of Iversen Point. Tanoak-madrone thicket. Associated species- Vaccinium sp., salal, chinquapin, sword fern. Mendocino County.png 800 × 700; 602 KB
Located three miles east of Iversen Point. Tanoak-madrone thicket. Associated species- Vaccinium sp., Salal, Chrysolepis sp., sword fern. Mendocino County.png 800 × 700; 640 KB
Located three miles east of Sail Rock. Chaparral, Arctostaphylos glandulosa.png 800 × 700; 432 KB
Log car haul-up. (smokey). Caspar Lumber Company, Caspar, Califonia. May, 1920. E.F.png 800 × 700; 406 KB
Logging Superintendent Holmes, Union Lumber Company, Fort Bragg, with his donkey fair lead blocks for main line, back line and straw line. Camp 1. July, 1921.png 800 × 700; 580 KB
Looking across the Campbell Creek planting areas of the Union Lumber Company, on watershed of the Ten Mile River near Fort Bragg, California.png 800 × 700; 351 KB
Looking down the Gualala River from a point on the road from Annapolis to the Coast. Showing character of tree growth-dense second growth with many old growth trees left from early logging interspersed. June 5, 1922.png 716 × 626; 413 KB
Lumber loading dock at Fort Bragg, California, Union Lumber Company.png 800 × 700; 533 KB
Lumber stored in Unit packages on piles between crane runway.png 800 × 700; 516 KB
Marian Koshland Bioscience & Natural Resource Library 1.JPG 3,264 × 2,448; 1.48 MB
Marian Koshland Bioscience & Natural Resource Library entrance.JPG 3,264 × 2,448; 1.45 MB
Masten sky line roading- Caspar Lumber Company - 2.png 800 × 700; 464 KB
Masten sky line roading- Caspar Lumber Company.png 800 × 700; 580 KB
Mendocino County. Chaparral type mostly Adenostoma fasciculatum and Ceanothus cuneatus.png 716 × 626; 540 KB
Nutmeg (2-0) planted in field last spring - Caspar Lumber Company. 1923.png 800 × 700; 620 KB
On Gualala River. Railroad track of American Redwood Company. Cross ties made of second growth redwood from trees over 40 years old. Intended for repairs in track and not for shipment. Very poorly made. Several thousand made here in 192.png 716 × 626; 626 KB
Open burner close to mill of Caspar Lumber Company, Caspar, California. Note brick protecting wall. May, 1920. E.F.png 800 × 700; 555 KB
Pile of redwood ties at Comptche, Mendocino County, August, 1921.png 800 × 700; 564 KB
R. Roach and E. Lohr in camp at base of big California laurel, upper Gualala River, August 8, 1921.png 716 × 626; 603 KB
Recovering sinker logs in pond of Union Lumber Company, Fort Bragg, California. May, 1920. E.F.png 800 × 700; 380 KB
Redwood cut-over land on lower Gualala River below Annapolis, showing line between unburned and recently burned land. August, 1921.png 716 × 626; 503 KB
Redwood plantation, Caspar Lumber Company. North slope. 1-1 stock planted winter 1924-25. E.L. demmon in picture.png 800 × 700; 270 KB
Redwood stump sprouts in same vicinity as - 247892. Note difference in development in comparison to 1-1 planted stock.png 800 × 700; 436 KB
Sand dune north of Fort Bragg encroaching on flat land. June, 1923.png 800 × 700; 556 KB
Sandy costal flats east of Albion, Mendocino County. Stunted Pinus contorta, P. muricata, dense vaccinium Rhododendron myrica, etc. D. Dunning.png 800 × 700; 551 KB
Second Growth Redwood Cutting Experiment Project -688, Big River, Mendocino County, California.png 800 × 700; 573 KB
Second Growth Redwood Cutting Experiment Project 688, Big River, Mendocino County, California.png 800 × 700; 539 KB
Second Growth Redwood Cutting Experiment, Project -688, Big River, Mendocino County, California 4.png 800 × 700; 482 KB
Second Growth Redwood Cutting Experiment, Project 688, Big River, Mendocino County, California 1.png 800 × 700; 478 KB
Second Growth Redwood Cutting Experiment, Project 688, Big River, Mendocino County, California.png 800 × 700; 562 KB
Second growth Redwood Yield Study. View of second growth on road from Point Arena to Smith's, Garcia River. Oct. 1922.png 800 × 700; 516 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study - 1.png 800 × 700; 508 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study - 2.png 800 × 700; 484 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study - 4.png 800 × 700; 496 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. Lower Gualala - plot -2. A 44 year old stand of redwood - 94 M.B.M. per acre. D. Bruce - Oct. 1922.png 716 × 626; 616 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. N. fork of Gualala River - plot -11. A 40 year old stand of redwood - 79 thousand board feet per acre. Oct. 1922.png 800 × 700; 760 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. North Fork of Gualala - plot -1. A 52 year old stand of pure redwood - 76 M.B.M. per acre. This stand is on the road to Northfork Inn and just before reaching the Inn. D. Bruce - Oct. 1922.png 716 × 626; 631 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. North fork of Gualala - plot -2. A 40 year old stand of redwood and laurel. 76 M.B.M. per acre. D. Bruce - Oct. 1922.png 716 × 626; 631 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. North fork of Gualala - plot -3. A 45 year old stand of pure redwood - 80 M.B.M. per acre. D. Bruce - Oct. 1922.png 716 × 626; 756 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. North fork of Gualala - plot -4. A 39 year old stand of pure redwood - 56 M.B.M. per acre. D. Bruce - Oct. 1922.png 716 × 626; 531 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. North fork of Gualala - plot -6. A 33 inch tree known to be secondgrowth by bark texture and habit of branching. D. Bruce - Oct. 1922.png 716 × 626; 657 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. North fork of Gualala - plot -6. A 44 year old stand of redwood and alder - 44 M.B.M. per acre. This stand was stunted apparently by poor drainage. D. Bruce - Oct. 1922.png 716 × 626; 567 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. North fork of Gualala - plot -7. A 40 year old stand of pure redwood - 89 M.B.M per acre. D. Bruce - Oct. 1922.png 716 × 626; 651 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. North fork of Gualala - plot -7. A 40 year old stand of pure redwood, 89 M.B.M. per acre. D. Bruce - Oct. 1922.png 716 × 626; 620 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. North fork of Gualala - plot -8. A 39 year old stand of pure redwood, 93 M.B.M. per acre.png 716 × 626; 578 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. North fork of Gualala River - plot -12 - a 41 year old stand of pure redwood - 110 thousand board feet per acre. Oct. 1922.png 800 × 700; 705 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. South fork of Gualala - plot -4. A 31 year stand of pure redwood - 67 M.B.M. per acre. D. Bruce - Oct. 1922.png 716 × 626; 661 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. South fork of Gualala - plot -5. A 34 year stand of a redwood growing on a slope - 32 M.B.M. per acre. D. Bruce - Oct. 1922.png 716 × 626; 809 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. South fork of Gualala - plot -6. 23 year old stand of pure redwood, 21 M.B.M. per acre. 1840 trees per acre. D. Bruce - Oct. 1922.2.png 716 × 626; 544 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. South fork of Gualala - plot -6. 23 year old stand of pure redwood, 21 M.B.M. per acre. 1840 trees per acre. D. Bruce - Oct. 1922.png 716 × 626; 608 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. South fork of Gualala - plot -6. View of crowns in very dense stand of pure redwood 23 years old. 21 M.B.M. per acre. This stand contained 1840 trees per acre. D. Bruce - Oct. 1922.png 716 × 626; 584 KB
Secondgrowth Redwood Yield Study. South of Gualala - plot -1. A 40 year old stand of redwood - 66 M.B.M. per acre. Oct. 1922.png 716 × 626; 626 KB
Seven Incense-cedars on Zenia-Covelo road.png 800 × 700; 641 KB
Shingle & Shake mill of McKinnon & Hollister about 8 miles west of Willits, off the Fort Bragg road.png 800 × 700; 644 KB
Showing method of getting logs from cars into pond, where the two are at much different elevations.png 800 × 700; 342 KB
Sinker machine for recovering sinker logs.png 800 × 700; 469 KB
Sorting table of Caspar Lumber Company.png 800 × 700; 642 KB
The yards of this company are on a plateau above the mill level.png 800 × 700; 341 KB
Thick clear redwood piled for air-drying in yards of Union Lumber Company.png 800 × 700; 503 KB
Tops of the trees, bases of which are shown in photo -778. "Goosepen" base, on road to Branscomb from Laytonville, about 2 miles east of Branscomb. May 1920, E.F.png 716 × 626; 564 KB
Traveling crane for handling lumber from sorting table to storage piles and from piles to yard cars running to loading wharves.png 800 × 700; 471 KB
Two miles south of Hoaglin on Zenia-Covelo road. Dense woodland of black oak- Garry oak. Trinity County.png 800 × 700; 420 KB
Type mapper at work segregating woodland and Douglas fir types. Mendocino county.png 800 × 700; 534 KB
Union Lumber Company nursery, Fort Bragg. A bed of Douglas fir sown May, 1922. Photo August, 1922. Davis and Lott. No screens are used. Note heavy supports for shade frames.png 800 × 700; 335 KB
Union Lumber Company nursery, Fort Bragg. Weeding a bed of redwood seedlings planted April, 1922. Sunflower windbreak at background. August, 1922.png 800 × 700; 558 KB
Union Lumber Company, Fort Bragg, California.png 800 × 700; 572 KB
View down the Gualala River from highway bridge between Surprise Camp and Annapolis, Sonoma County. August, 1921.png 716 × 626; 633 KB
View of south fork of Gualala River at the forks. Oct. 1922.png 800 × 700; 501 KB
View of south fork of Gualala River. Oct. 1922.png 800 × 700; 695 KB

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