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Logging
Description:
Valleau Logging, Ryan Creek.
Date of Creation:
1980 (ca.)
Accession #:
p253.3
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Logging
Description:
Valleau Logging, South Creek.
Date of Creation:
1980 (ca.)
Accession #:
p253.4
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Logging
Description:
Valleau Logging, Ryan Creek.
Date of Creation:
1985
Accession #:
p253.5
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Logging
Description:
Valleau Logging, South Creek.
Date of Creation:
1992
Accession #:
p253.6
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Logging
Description:
Valleau Logging, South Creek.
Date of Creation:
1995
Accession #:
p253.7
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N. Antonelli
Description:
Nick Antonelli, aged 6, logging with his dad.
Date of Creation:
1965
Accession #:
p267.1
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Logging Truck
Description:
Joe's old 1948 KB10 International single axle Logging Truck.
Date of Creation:
Accession #:
p267.11
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Loggers
Description:
l-r: Robby Sankey, Ron Blundell.
Date of Creation:
1975
Accession #:
p285.1
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Bridge
Description:
Logging bridge built in Twin 1 - Blundell Logging.
Date of Creation:
ca 1980
Accession #:
p285.3
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Loggers
Description:
l-r: Bob Mitchell, Ron Blundell, Ken Blundell. Blundell, Ron
Date of Creation:
1976
Accession #:
p285.5
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Perkins Camp
Description:
At Ryan Creek from before (now Lex Ross site).
Date of Creation:
1914
Accession #:
p33.1
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Logging
Description:
Logging at Wedge Pass, Valleau.
Date of Creation:
1969
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Mt. Currie
Description:
Jan writes on the back of the photo "Original P.G.E. R.R. Bridge (wooden railings) across the Lillooet River 1969 (maybe 68) I believe it was replaced just after as we we(sic) here then)" [processors comment "personally I believe this to be the old trestle bridge that spanned the Lillooet River and was destroyed when it collapsed under a loaded logging truck (see photos - Henry, George and Starks Collections)].
Date of Creation:
ca 1970
Accession #:
p328.7
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Logging
Description:
A series of 11 photos depicting farm life. Moving Logs.
Date of Creation:
1960 (ca)
Accession #:
p351.11
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