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Long Lake C.C.C. Camp
View overlooking Long Lake C.C.C. Camp with exteriors of buildings and flagpole.
Raising Flag at Long Lake C.C.C. Camp
Men standing at attention as the flag is raised at Long Lake C.C.C. Camp F.
Lumber Camp Bunkhouse
Loggers gathered in the bunk house. Boots and socks dry above the stove.
Group Portrait at Camp Virgin Lake
1933
Large group portrait, including six cooks, of people of the 643rd Company, C.C.C. at Camp Virgin Lake.
Logging Crew in Bunkhouse
1900
A logging crew poses inside their bunk house. In the upper left corner, one of the loggers holds a cat.
Ole Emerson's Lumber Camp Bunkhouse
1902
Lumbermen in their bunk house at Ole Emerson's lumber camp. Several of them have pipes in their mouths and their socks are hanging to dry.
