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Sea Shore Camp: Copalis Beach
Creation Date: [ca. 1940]Catalog ID: 2004.46.2.129Call Number: EPH/979.795/OL9se/19401 card, folded; 10 cm. Mr. and Mrs. Bye Thompson are proprietors of Sea Shore Camp at Copalis Beach. -
![[logging railroad track with laborers]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.38065.jpg)
[logging railroad track with laborers]
Creation Date: ca.1918Catalog ID: 1943.42.38065Call Number: Curtis 38065 Album 164A p. 68photographic print in album, view of logging railroad track and clearcut in Clallam County, Wa. Asahel Curtis, photographer, circa 1918. Workers are visible laying railroad ties.The railroad was constructed by the U.S. Army Spruce Production Division to transport spruce logs to Fort Vancouver and other sites. -
![[logging railroad track by Lake Crescent]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.38058.jpg)
[logging railroad track by Lake Crescent]
Creation Date: ca.1918Catalog ID: 1943.42.38058Call Number: Curtis 38058 Album 164A p. 49photographic print in album, view of logging railroad track by Lake Crescent in Clallam County, Wa. Asahel Curtis, photographer, circa 1918. The railroad was constructed by the U.S. Army Spruce Production Division to transport spruce logs to Fort Vancouver and other sites. -
![[logging railroad track]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.38060.jpg)
[logging railroad track]
Creation Date: ca.1918Catalog ID: 1943.42.38060Call Number: Curtis 38060 Album 164A p. 79photographic print in album, view of logging railroad track, near Lake Crescent in Clallam County, Wa. Asahel Curtis, photographer, circa 1918. The railroad was constructed by the U.S. Army Spruce Production Division to transport spruce logs to Fort Vancouver and other sites. -
![[logging railroad track]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.38064.jpg)
[logging railroad track]
Creation Date: ca.1918Catalog ID: 1943.42.38064Call Number: Curtis 38064 Album 164A p. 76photographic print in album, view of logging railroad track and clearcut in Clallam County, Wa. Asahel Curtis, photographer, circa 1918. A watertower is seen in the background. The railroad was constructed by the U.S. Army Spruce Production Division to transport spruce logs to Fort Vancouver and other sites. -
![[logging railroad track]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.38062.jpg)
[logging railroad track]
Creation Date: ca.1918Catalog ID: 1943.42.38062Call Number: Curtis 38062 Album 164A p. 72photographic print in album, view of logging railroad track, in Clallam County, Wa. Asahel Curtis, photographer, circa 1918. The railroad was constructed by the U.S. Army Spruce Production Division to transport spruce logs to Fort Vancouver and other sites. -
"Queets River Survey Camp"
Creation Date: Dec. 1908Catalog ID: 1987.37.2.2Call Number: Photograph Lot 037photographic print, group of men pose standing and kneeling in deep snow at the Queets River Survey Camp, Clallam County, Washington. The following names with arrows pointing to the location on the print are written in ink on the lower edge of the print: " Arrow, Jim Dodge, Bert Mars, Vinton Newbert, and behind paddle man George Dodge". A tent (identified as the cook tent) is visible in the background and a man wearing a apron (the cook) is present in the front row of the group portrait. Text on written on back of print reads: "Walter Edward Newbert's Survey Party, 1900-1910; date: Dec. 1908, Queets River Survey". -
Olympic Highway & Hood's Canal
Creation Date: ca. 1915Catalog ID: 2017.33.73Call Number: 2017.33.73Black and white photographic postcard taken on the Olympic Highway (now U.S. Route 101) along Hood Canal probably in Mason County, WA circa 1915. The image shows a dirt road curving around the shoreline between the water and tree covered bluffs. Robin Paterson Collection -
![[logging railroad track]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.36870.jpg)
[Logging Railroad Track]
Creation Date: Oct. 25, 1918Catalog ID: 1943.42.36870Call Number: Curtis 36870 Album 165 p.7photographic print in album, view of logging railroad track along a rocky slope near the Lyre River , Lake Crescent, Clallam County, Wa, Asahel Curtis, photographer, Oct. 25, 1918. Some railroad cars are faintly visible in the distance. The railroad was constructed by the U.S. Army Spruce Production Division to transport spruce logs to Fort Vancouver and other sites. -
Land of trees: scannings from Quinault country, the Grays Harbor region, and beyond 1774-1997
Creation Date: 1997Catalog ID: 2004.50.65Call Number: OVERSIZE/979.795/W892L/1997208 p.; Ill., photos; 28 cm.; Includes bibliographic references and index. Grays Harbor County Council of Governments documents collection.
