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Log Landing at Wildell
Log landing at Wildell on the west fork of the Greenbrier River in upper Pocahontas County. Shows three men with horse team skidding logs. Over 1,000,000 board feet at this landing in 1912.
Range Lumber Co. at Deer Creek, W.Va.
Looking west at Range Lumber Co. mill and houses at Deer Creek, near Arbovale, W.Va.
Logging Crew on Cheat Mountain, West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Logging Crew in woods on Cheat Mountain in northern Pocahontas County. Loggers were from camp belonging to West Virginai Pulp and Paper Co.
Loggers at Logging Camp on Cheat Mountain, West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
A group of loggers at a logging camp on Cheat Mountain in northern Pocahontas County. Camp belonged to West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co.
Logging Camp No. 6 at Rocky Gulch, Horton, W.Va.
Logging Camp No. 6 at Rocky Gulch in Horton, W.Va. Two larger log buildings and a number of small buildings on either side of a railroad track. Signs of active timbering with felled trees on hillsides.
Maryland Lumber Company Logging Crew at Camp No. 12 in Pocahontas County, W.Va.
Logging Crew at Maryland Lumber Company's Camp No. 12 in Pocahontas County, W.Va. First Row: 2nd from left, Jack Workman; 3rd from left, A. S. Hoover; 5th from left, Reed Griffith. Second Row: 1st from right, Bias Moss; 4th from right, Joe Pyles
Maryland Lumber Company Logging Crew at Camp No. 1 near Denmar in Pocahontas County, W.Va.
Logging Crew at Maryland Lumber Company's Camp No. 1 near Denmar in Pocahontas County, W.Va. Third row, 1st from left: Clarence Jergen. Third row, 2nd from left: Otis Warwick
Log Loader at Maryland Lumber Company Camp No. 12 in Pocahontas County, W.Va
Maryland Lumber Company Camp No. 12, log loader loading logs on train car. Six men standing by tracks. 4th from left, Reed Griffith. 5th from left, Charles McLaughlin. Also shows man standing on loaded logs.
Logging Crew at W.Va. Pulp & Paper Company Camp No. 6 on Cheat Mountain
Logging crew at W.Va. Pulp & Paper Company's Camp No. 6 on Cheat Mountain. Show building and railroad track. Standing at far right is Carl McNeill. 5th from right is George Kellison. 14th from right is Homer Hevener. On the far left is George…
Teamsters with Horses, Maryland Lumber Co.Camp #14 at Denmar, W.Va.
Teamsters with horses at Maryland Lumber Company's Camp #14, Denmar, W.Va. 4th from right: Reed Griffith
Small Unidentified Logging Camp with Crew in Pocahontas County, W.Va.
Small unidentified logging camp with crew in Pocahontas County, W.Va. Two women with children at the right of photo possibly are: Mary Malcom with baby; Perry and Bessie Showalter next to and unknown Malcom.
Log Camp Near Hosterman and Arbovale, W.Va. with Crew in front of Large Building
Log camp between Hosterman and Arbovale, W.Va. Shows entire crew with camp workers in front of large camp building, people sitting in upper windows and flag flying on porch.
Group Photo of Maryland Lumber Company Camp No. 12 near Denmar, W.Va.
Group photo of loggers at Maryland Lumber Company's Camp No.12 near Denmar, W.Va. First row 3rd from right: Mr. Tabor; 5th from right:A. S. Hoover. Second row 7th from right: Reed Griffith, foreman.
Families with Children at Northern Pocahontas County Log Camp
Two families with children standing in front of large building at a log camp in northern Pocahontas County, W.Va. Possibly Camp No. 4 on North Fork of Deer Creek.
Warn Lumber Company Cutting Timber on Bird Run in Frost, W.Va.
Warn Lumber Company Cutting Timber on Bird Run in Frost, W.Va. Logging crew standing on large felled tree with logs on the hillside.
Warn Lumber Company Log Camp on Bird Run in Frost, W.Va.
Warn Lumber Company log camp on Bird Run east of Frost, W.Va. Shows buildings, train track and skidded logs on hillside.
Camp Crew at Boyer Siding
Log camp crew, men and women, at Boyer Siding. Number marked on photo: 1. Will Arbogast, 2. Lewis Collins, 3. Jesse Hudson, 4. Eugene Kelley, 5. Ed Galford, 6. Arch Galford, 7. Frank Ashford, 8. Blanche Kennedy, 9. Orin Gillispie. Also in picture are…
Unidentified Log Camp with Men, Women and Children
Small unidentified log camp with men, women and children, Could possible by Greenbrier River Camp.