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Miller Bridge
Description:
Vera Harris
Date of Creation:
1915
Accession #:
p147.9
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T. Fougberg
Description:
T. Fougberg standing on the ruins of the old Miller barn, south side of Miller Creek. Some of the timbers are pegged. W.M. Miller came to Pemberton in 1894 (according to the John Ronayne diary) and is on the 1898 Voter's list for Pemberton.
Date of Creation:
Feb. 1958
Accession #:
p230.6
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H. Von Hahn
Description:
Helmer Von Hahn revisiting the 1962 Miller Creek plantation to see the trees he planted 44 years ago.
Date of Creation:
2006
Accession #:
p264.15
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H. VonHahn
Description:
Helmer VonHahn admiring a Douglas Fir tree that he planted in 1962 at Miller Creek.
Date of Creation:
1987
Accession #:
p264.30
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Prendergast Cabin
Description:
Charlie's cabin up Miller Creek.
Date of Creation:
1934-35
Accession #:
p163.7
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Brotherston and Mc Nally Mill
Description:
Up Miller Creek.
Date of Creation:
1958
Accession #:
p33.2
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Miller Creek
Description:
Caption on back: "Looking down Miller Creek
Date of Creation:
Accession #:
p365.11
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