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Lumber Camp Bunkhouse
Loggers gathered in the bunk house. Boots and socks dry above the stove.
Deer Hunters' Camp
1885
Deer hunters' camp in Northern Wisconsin. Image includes six hunters and their dogs posed in front of their cabin with hanging deer carcasses.
A Boy and His Dog
Photographic postcard of a studio portrait of a boy sitting on a small flatbed wagon hitched to his dog. The dog is sitting and both are gazing at the camera.
Men at Joe Levine's Camp #4
A group portrait of the men at Joe Levine's camp no. 4. Included in the portrait are a dog, oxen, horses and a dead deer.
Lumber Camp Employees and Lumber
circa 1890-1899
Wisconsin Land & Lumber Company Camp 15. Lumberjacks posed atop a sled load of logs, scaled at 13,562 board feet of lumber.
