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Cook at Hatton Lumber Camp
A man works in a kitchen at Hatton Lumber Company Camp. He is wearing an apron and is mixing ingredients in a large bowl at a counter near two windows. Caption reads: "Camp 3, Hatton Lbr. Co., Wis."
Hatton Lumber Camp
Winter view of Hatton Lumber Company Camp, including a number of buildings and a man riding on a horse-drawn sled.
Moore & Galloway Lumber Company Camp and Workers
1891
Lumber company workers pose in front of buildings at the Moore & Galloway Lumber Company camp, about a quarter of a mile east of Pike Lake. The man in a white apron standing in a doorway is Ole P. ...
Men Working at Mining Camp
September 1910
Workers at the Leighton-Wyoming mining camp. Piles of logs and boards are in the foreground.
Lumber Camp Bunkhouse
Loggers gathered in the bunk house. Boots and socks dry above the stove.
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.
