Exterior view of a logging camp on the Menominee Indian Reservation. The three buildings are surrounded by forest.
Lumberjacks are mostly North American workers in the logging industry who perform the initial harvesting and transport of trees for ultimate processig into
A series of photos reveal the grueling work that lumberjacks put in during the 1800s and beginning of the 20th century, toiling through hard lives away from their families while living in logging camps.
Sawmill Creek got its name legitimately. Back in 1823, one of Ottawa’s earliest pioneers constructed a sawmill on the south side of the Rideau River where the creek empties. The settlement grew from the timber trade along its other river – the Ottawa - but logging, lumberjacks, and log-drivers built the communities to the south of…
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From www.rubylane.com/shops/nursingpins This is one of the most beautiful nurse portraits . It is hard to identify which school a nurse attended in early photographs but this one is easy to identify by her pin, Good Samaritan Hospital Training School for Nurses in Portland. The portrait was taken by one of the most noted photographers of the first half of the 20th. century, Ben Markham. Benjamin Clayton Markham was born September 11, 1881. In 1900, at the age of 19, he headed west from Illinois to New Whatcom, Washington, near Bellingham where he was an engineer in a logging camp. His younger brother Ora, who was 18, convinced Ben to quit the logging business and buy two cameras so they could become partners. Ora moved from Peoria, Illinois out to New Whatcom and they started taking picture post cards of the lumberjacks in the logging camps. In 1925, Ben moved to The Dalles where he set up a new studio at age 45, in a town dominated by the Gifford Studio. He specialized in photographing Central Oregon farmers, their families and their hired hands. His legendary views of Native Americans in authentic dress are highly sought after today.
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Firewood Harvesting by Lumberjacks
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In the 1800's logging was hard on the Redwood forest as this photograph shows.
I have always been very interested with historical logging camps and the hard working men and women who spent countless hours in the...
