Category:Pseudotsuga menziesii (historical images)

Media in category "Pseudotsuga menziesii (historical images)"

The following 162 files are in this category, out of 162 total.

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  08126-Vancouver, Wash.-1906-Clarke County, Fire logs at Vancouver-Brück & Sohn Kunstverlag.jpg 1,519 × 1,000; 609 KB
  
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  08379-Oregon-1906-An Oregon Sapling-Brück & Sohn Kunstverlag.jpg 1,514 × 1,000; 643 KB
  
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  1915. A young Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) at Long's Ranch, Oregon. (25395914437).jpg 1,202 × 1,810; 442 KB
  
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  1934. Break in fire-killed Douglas-fir showing mycelium of Fomes laricis. Yacolt, Washington. (34735500442).jpg 897 × 1,319; 178 KB
  
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  1934. Douglas-fir snags on a 45 year old burn. Clatskanie, Oregon. (37841325405).jpg 1,309 × 929; 229 KB
  
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  1934. Douglas-fir snags on a 45 year old burn. Clatskanie, Oregon. (38729079791).jpg 1,287 × 937; 214 KB
  
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  1934. Fire-killed Douglas-fir 32 years after the 1902 Yacolt Burn. (38219228161).jpg 1,333 × 955; 298 KB
  
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  1934. Fire-killed Douglas-fir in high country, 32 years after the 1902 Yacolt Burn. Yacolt, Washington. (34626718910).jpg 1,952 × 1,352; 384 KB
  
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  1934. Fire-killed Douglas-fir in high country, 32 years after the 1902 Yacolt Burn. Yacolt, Washington. (40712596111).jpg 658 × 465; 78 KB
  
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  1934. Scene through a portion of the August 1933 fire and the type of Douglas-fir trees used in the tree medication studies. Jewell, Oregon. (40084071264).jpg 893 × 1,272; 211 KB
  
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  1934. Section of burned Douglas-fir showing Eosine (Eosin), HgCl2 (mercuric chloride), and Cambium stains. Tree medication studies. Jewell, Oregon. (26445144809).jpg 1,266 × 828; 109 KB
  
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  1934. Section of lightly-burned Douglas-fir showing irregular absorption of Eosine (Eosin) dye and HgCl2 (mercuric chloride) solution. Tree medication studies. Jewell, Oregon. (26445145329).jpg 1,125 × 747; 127 KB
  
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  1934. Yellow stain in outer sapwood of heavily burned Douglas-fir, caused by leaching of elements in the dead cambium. Tree medication studies. Jewell, Oregon. (40084065614).jpg 1,240 × 932; 130 KB
  
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  1937. Cross section of top end of Log 1, Douglas-fir tree number 23. Douglas-fir deterioration study. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (38696659392).jpg 682 × 956; 117 KB
  
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  1937. Fire-killed Douglas-fir. Consolidated Timber Company Railroad. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (34605684740).jpg 1,390 × 1,060; 280 KB
  
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  1937. Large Douglas-firs killed along the Wilson River. Asemum atrum in heart 1" at basal saw cut. Tillamook Burn, OR. (34829693592).jpg 1,399 × 1,078; 289 KB
  
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  1938. Examining fire-killed Douglas-fir logs in Carlton Lake for defect. Flora Logging Company. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (34020767385).jpg 1,381 × 1,060; 183 KB
  
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  1938. Fallers cutting fire-killed Douglas-fir. Bonlokke operation. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (34020749595).jpg 1,396 × 1,063; 208 KB
  
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  1938. Fallers undercutting fire-killed Douglas-fir. Meehan operation. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (34020820285).jpg 701 × 543; 108 KB
  
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  1938. Falling a fire-killed Douglas-fir. Bonlokke operation. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (33891117451).jpg 1,387 × 1,054; 268 KB
  
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  1938. Felled and bucked fire-killed Douglas-fir left un-logged due to excessive Criocephalus damage. Flora Logging Company Operation. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (33635249410).jpg 1,357 × 1,075; 292 KB
  
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  1938. Felled and bucked fire-killed Douglas-fir logs left unlogged due to excessive Criocephalus damage. Flora Logging Company. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (33177450804).jpg 1,399 × 1,075; 342 KB
  
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  1938. Fire-killed Douglas-fir left uncut in Tillamook Burn because of excessive Criocephalus damage. (33208374533).jpg 1,378 × 1,087; 274 KB
  
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  1938. Fire-killed Douglas-fir logs in Carlton Lake. Flora Logging Company. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (33177486754).jpg 1,369 × 1,090; 216 KB
  
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  1938. Fire-killed Douglas-fir showing remarkably little deterioration. Meehan operation. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (33891205031).jpg 1,412 × 1,094; 241 KB
  
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  1938. Fire-killed Douglas-fir. Meehan operation. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (34020818995).jpg 1,084 × 1,384; 331 KB
  
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  1938. Tops of fire-killed Douglas-fir. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (33177581894).jpg 1,408 × 1,072; 221 KB
  
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  1939. Asemum work butt end of Douglas-fir log. Smith operation, Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (33635199240).jpg 1,369 × 1,081; 254 KB
  
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  1939. Fire-killed Douglas-fir. Consolidated Timber Company Railroad. Section 6, Township 1 North, Range 5 West. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (33177425624).jpg 1,391 × 1,051; 268 KB
  
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  1941. Cross-section of fire-killed Douglas-fir. End of log 1; 60 feet from base. Gallery 6.5 inches deep; sap approximately 2.5 inches. Deterioration studies. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (26649342608).jpg 1,056 × 1,414; 216 KB
  
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  1941. Diagram of deterioration in average old growth fire-killed Douglas-fir. Figure 4 in Kimmey, J.W. and R.L Furniss, 1943. Deterioration of Fire-Killed Douglas-fir. Technical Bulletin No. 851, USDA Washington, DC. 33p. (34088117323).jpg 1,007 × 1,003; 164 KB
  
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  1943. Detail of power saw used to fell fire-killed Douglas-fir. Stimson Lumber Company. T1S, R6W, S2. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (34171518964).jpg 1,425 × 1,097; 235 KB
  
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  1943. Deterioration of fire-killed Douglas-fir. Cross-section 32 inches diameter inside bark (DIB) at 100 feet above base. Showing little deterioration except sap. T1S; R6W; Section 2. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (34204566683).jpg 1,418 × 1,081; 284 KB
  
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  1943. Douglas-fir stand conditions. Stimson Lumber Company. T1S R6W Sec. 2. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (34171619654).jpg 951 × 1,349; 289 KB
  
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  1943. Falling fire-killd Douglas-fir. Stimson Lumber Company. T1S R6W Section 2. Tillmaook Burn, Oregon. (34204703653).jpg 1,106 × 1,451; 284 KB
  
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  1945. Author Stewart Holbrook and Axel Brandstrom (USFS). World's largest Douglas-fir, Klootchie Creek area. Clatsop County, Oregon. (34980167746).jpg 1,113 × 1,355; 289 KB
  
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  1945. Axel Brandstrom (USFS), Harold Olsen, Walter J. Buckhorn, Robert L. Furniss, and author Stewart Holbrook. World's largest Douglas-fir, Klootchie Creek area. Clatsop County, Oregon. (35020106875).jpg 553 × 740; 138 KB
  
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  1953. A.V. Smyth and V.M. McCowan with screen cages on infested Douglas-fir. Weyerhaeuser. Millicum Forest. Coos Bay, OR. (33497892115).jpg 1,007 × 1,339; 291 KB
  
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  1953. Doctors Lodewick (Weyerhaeuser Timber Company) and Wright (Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station). Deterioration of beetle-killed Douglas-fir analysis. Millicoma Forest. Coos County, Oregon. (34853930152).jpg 1,327 × 997; 258 KB
  
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  1959. G. Fagerness (left) and L. Pettinger taking sample measurements on windthrown second-growth exposed Douglas-fir. McDonald Tree Farm, Washington. (34167910802).jpg 1,399 × 1,061; 341 KB
  
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  1959. Norman E. Johnson sampling large Douglas-fir old-growth windfall for Douglas-fir beetle broods. McDonald Tree Farm. Lewis County, Washington. (33429380481).jpg 4,848 × 3,901; 2.22 MB
  
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  1959. Norman E. Johnson with old-growth Douglas-fir windfalls near Camp McDonald, Washington. (34325983645).jpg 1,393 × 1,106; 471 KB
  
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  1959. Old growth (600 year) exposed windfall infested by the Douglas-fir beetle. N.E. Johnson in foreground, G. Fagerness, R. Scanlon, and unidentified on log. McDonald Tree Farm, Washington. (34332797473).jpg 1,387 × 1,061; 286 KB
  
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  1959. Peter W. Orr with bark removed from second-growth exposed Douglas-fir windthrow to show the distribution of successful Douglas-fir beetle populations on the shaded portion of the log. McDonald Tree Farm, WA. (34284863726).jpg 1,394 × 2,076; 487 KB
  
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  1964 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree (31657786292).jpg 2,082 × 2,500; 3.07 MB
  
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  9-foot diameter Douglas Fir - 1900.jpg 824 × 1,144; 428 KB
  
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  A (planted) Douglas fir seedling and the stump of the Douglas fir it is to replace in the foreground with a long shot... - NARA - 557590.jpg 2,021 × 3,000; 889 KB
  
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  A (planted) Douglas fir seedling growing in front of a huge old charred cedar stump, the tree it is to replace in the... - NARA - 557589.jpg 2,033 × 3,000; 961 KB
  
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  A DENSE STAND OF OLD GROWTH DOUGLAS FIR 200 TO 375 YEARS OLD IN THE OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK, WASHINGTON - NARA - 554990 edit.jpg 1,351 × 2,000; 335 KB
  
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  A DENSE STAND OF OLD GROWTH DOUGLAS FIR 200 TO 375 YEARS OLD IN THE OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK, WASHINGTON - NARA - 554990.jpg 1,351 × 2,000; 460 KB
  
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  A healthy stand of 20- 40 year old Douglas firs and Hemlocks in the foreground with huge old growth Douglas fir trees... - NARA - 557601.jpg 2,029 × 3,000; 696 KB
  
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  A large log of Douglas fir going to market. This log is over 9 ft. in diameter and scales 7000 board ft of timber. There is (62325581e6a34599a6accfaf298a2985).jpg 516 × 356; 42 KB
  
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  A Washington Fir, ca. 1900 - DPLA - 2fbd9f88d1f8dbf9db41cffbd2d0ac27.jpg 5,583 × 4,354; 3.75 MB
  
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  American forestry (1910-1923) (18141405102).jpg 1,012 × 2,936; 1,005 KB
  
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  American forests (17960397089).jpg 2,022 × 2,574; 1.74 MB
  
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  "Douglas Spruce, near Astoria Oregon, Diameter thirteen feet, estimated height, three hundred feet" - from, American forests (IA americanforests05natiuoft) (page 79 crop).jpg 1,053 × 1,500; 299 KB
  
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  Architect and engineer (1947) (14765270345).jpg 2,784 × 3,876; 785 KB
  
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  Architect and engineer (1947) (14785136193).jpg 2,855 × 3,926; 784 KB
  
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  Architect and engineer (1947) (14785195543).jpg 2,855 × 3,926; 902 KB
  
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  Auto stages, or tour buses, in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington, ca 1912 (WASTATE 259).jpeg 315 × 512; 58 KB
  
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  Automobile at the entrance to Mount Rainier National Park (4670205786).jpg 395 × 489; 154 KB
  
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  Automobile on a forest road near Mount Rainier (CURTIS 98).jpeg 489 × 600; 91 KB
  
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  Bosbouw, houtkap en vervoer, douglas, Amerika, Bestanddeelnr 193-0721.jpg 3,192 × 2,443; 1.84 MB
  
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  Bulletins on forest pathology - from Bulletin U.S.D.A., Washington, D.C., 1913-1925 (1913) (20316852908).jpg 1,476 × 1,812; 940 KB
  
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  Bulletins on forest pathology - from Bulletin U.S.D.A., Washington, D.C., 1913-1925 (1913) (20317330690).jpg 2,152 × 2,752; 2.45 MB
  
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  Bulletins on forest pathology - from Bulletin U.S.D.A., Washington, D.C., 1913-1925 (1913) (20504894155).jpg 1,236 × 1,924; 746 KB
  
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  Canadian forest industries July-December 1920 (1920) (20539699471).jpg 3,451 × 4,585; 1.97 MB
  
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  Timber flows and utilization patterns in the Douglas-fir region, 1966 (IA CAT92272726).pdf 1,435 × 2,029, 100 pages; 5.24 MB
  
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  “Source of logs used by the region’s forest industry, 1966” (National Forest’s 31.8 percent equals 4,369 million board feet) - Timber flows and utilization patterns in the Douglas-fir region, 1966 (IA CAT92272726) (page 50 crop).jpg 1,986 × 1,589; 309 KB
  
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  Child hugging large tree in the woods, Port Gamble, Washington, 1906 (WASTATE 3461).jpeg 600 × 746; 64 KB
  
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  ChokerSetters.jpg 3,000 × 2,080; 2.07 MB
  
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  CLOSEUP OF NEW SPRING GROWTH ON A DOUGLAS FIR TREE IN OLYMPIC NATIONAL TIMBERLAND, WASHINGTON. NEAR OLYMPIC NATIONAL... - NARA - 555099.jpg 1,361 × 2,000; 307 KB
  
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  Coast Douglas-fir in Vancouver 1887.jpg 618 × 768; 291 KB
  
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  COASTAL SCENE - NARA - 543016.jpg 2,043 × 3,000; 1.59 MB
  
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  Cone-bearing trees of the California mountains (1911) (20680132825).jpg 2,144 × 3,600; 2.17 MB
  
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  Dense hardwood stand of madrone and black oak. Douglas fir in background. Assoc. sp.- Umbellularia californica, Quercus chrysolepis, Pinus sabiniana, Aesculus californica, Quercus garryana. Mendocino County.png 800 × 700; 542 KB
  
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  Dense hardwood stand of madrone and black oak. Douglas fir in background. Assoc. spp.- Umbellularia californica, Quercus chrysolepis, Pinus sabiniana, Aesculus californica, Quercus garryana. Mendocino County.png 800 × 700; 396 KB
  
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  DISEASED DOUGLAS FIR TREES IN ISH RIVERS COUNTRY OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST - NARA - 555122.jpg 1,354 × 2,000; 501 KB
  
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  Douglas fir and cedar (b1dce5ee-6bdc-4d22-a6b8-f0fd72bc1769).tif 6,547 × 8,333; 372.11 MB
  
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  Douglas fir and other conifers (22d5b7cc-2ae9-41a6-87ff-27b2cc1d7b87).tif 6,619 × 8,347; 424.92 MB
  
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  Douglas fir and other conifers (8acc39d5-ee18-408b-b202-090b6f9ad3fd).tif 6,590 × 8,347; 416.22 MB
  
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  Douglas fir and other conifers (be56bf1e-5a79-4eb8-97a6-c221411cf77d).tif 5,974 × 4,803; 164.18 MB
  
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  Douglas fir and other conifers (dbd33728-3e74-4d1d-81f0-0af7030c17f5).tif 6,562 × 8,318; 414.16 MB
  
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  Douglas fir and Western hemlock (75808d8c-a14e-4573-9a91-5008e7473822).tif 2,279 × 2,813; 13.89 MB
  
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  Douglas fir and Western red cedar (0b53ad85-fb7e-4db5-b0b2-8504ad3a42e0).tif 2,262 × 2,838; 13.08 MB
  
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  Douglas firs and Hemlocks-557601.jpg 2,029 × 3,000; 1,006 KB
  
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  EB1911 - Fir - Plate 1-picD.jpg 352 × 562; 39 KB
  
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  Ecology of the coyote in the Yellowstone (1940) (20528108143).jpg 2,210 × 1,756; 1.36 MB
  
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  Eighty year old regrowth Douglas fir in the snow. Taken on Vancouver Island, British Columbia near Port Alberni... - NARA - 557608.jpg 2,040 × 3,000; 978 KB
  
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  Erosion on cleared and heavily sheeped southerly slope Douglas fir site. Head of North Fork Gualala River. (Same as -229563) 2.png 800 × 700; 327 KB
  
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  Erosion on cleared and heavily sheeped southerly slope Douglas fir site. Head of North Fork Gualala River. (Same as -229563).png 800 × 700; 733 KB
  
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  Erosion on cleared and heavily sheeped southerly slope Douglas fir site. Head of North Fork Gualala River. 3.png 800 × 700; 449 KB
  
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  Erosion on cleared and heavily sheeped southerly slope Douglas fir site. Head of North Fork Gualala River. Mendocino County. 2.png 800 × 700; 903 KB
  
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  Erosion on cleared and heavily sheeped southerly slope Douglas fir site. Head of North Fork Gualala River. Mendocino County.png 800 × 700; 658 KB
  
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  Felling snags on fire line around the Coquille CCC camp, Siskiyou National Forest (3226072285).jpg 5,693 × 4,399; 13.6 MB
  
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  Felling with a crosscut saw after making initial cut with felling axe, probably in Cherry Valley near Duvall (CURTIS 996).jpeg 768 × 600; 71 KB
  
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  Fifteen old-growth Douglas Fir trees and small Cedar and Hemlock, logging operations of the Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills on the (INDOCC 1203).jpg 445 × 600; 59 KB
  
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  Fir log at Huron Lumber Company's Bothell camp, ca. 1895 - DPLA - 12311dbd877a9b78556398f7ca6d6ca0.jpg 4,831 × 3,059; 2.32 MB
  
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  Fir log at the Wallace Lumber Co mill, Startup, ca 1911 (PICKETT 91).jpeg 768 × 592; 113 KB
  
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  Fir log at the Wallace Lumber Co mill, Startup, ca 1911 (PICKETT 92).jpeg 768 × 591; 106 KB
  
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  Fir log on Northern Pacific Railroad train at Snoqualmie, ca. 1895 - DPLA - 40a5cd28746d35043dd7015f4ccce45a.jpg 4,745 × 3,045; 2.26 MB
  
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  Fir timber to be used for construction of the Washington Building at the Columbian World's Exhibition in Chicago, ca 1893 (LAROCHE 146).jpeg 819 × 500; 74 KB
  
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  Fir trees in Ravenna Park, ca 1898 (SEATTLE 2657).jpg 768 × 548; 89 KB
  
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  FOREST NEAR WOLF CREEK PASS - NARA - 544918.jpg 2,015 × 3,000; 1.15 MB
  
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  FOREST NEAR WOLF CREEK PASS - NARA - 545297.jpg 2,025 × 3,000; 1.07 MB
  
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  Garden and forest; a journal of horticulture, landscape art and forestry (1891) (14780949261).jpg 2,552 × 3,016; 1.63 MB
  
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  Group of men, women and children in front of large fir tree, probably Washington state, ca 1891 (LAROCHE 130).jpeg 445 × 768; 81 KB
  
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  HEMLOCK SEEDLINGS ON A MOSS COVERED NURSE LOG IN A DENSE FOREST OF WESTERN RED CEDAR, DOUGLAS FIR AND HEMLOCK ON... - NARA - 554991.jpg 2,000 × 1,347; 503 KB
  
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  Insect and disease conditions in the United States, 1979-83 - what else is growing in our forests? (1985) (20564468072).jpg 2,545 × 1,206; 520 KB
  
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  Logging crew in the woods, Wynooche Timber Company, Montesano, ca 1921 (KINSEY 966).jpeg 758 × 600; 107 KB
  
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  Logging oregon.jpg 480 × 652; 148 KB
  
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  Logging truck with Douglas fir log, Enumclaw, Washington, April 7, 1918 (INDOCC 182).jpg 768 × 426; 76 KB
  
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  Logging- Bucking - Washington - DPLA - e7a6436b4e658a708518767d9bd5b1d0.jpg 4,779 × 3,804; 2.23 MB
  
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  Logging- Bucking - Washington - DPLA - f8faeb1392f1159f536fd315f96cdfbe.jpg 4,743 × 3,888; 2.73 MB
  
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  Logging- Falling- Power Saws - DPLA - 278e7939ea4457cbc011718f64c12d4c.jpg 2,713 × 3,900; 1.42 MB
  
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  Logging- Loading Logs - Washington - DPLA - eb979d73384c9002d7214913e0ad11e8.jpg 4,752 × 3,828; 2 MB
  
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  Logging- Transportation- Trucks - Oregon - DPLA - f754f8f73cc32f3a8ebbfa25288a5a4c.jpg 4,782 × 3,822; 1.98 MB
  
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  Long Bell Lumber Co 12.jpg 518 × 342; 75 KB
  
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  Looters of the Public Domain 043.png 1,962 × 2,881; 2.21 MB
  
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  Looters of the Public Domain 047.png 1,986 × 3,152; 2.63 MB
  
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  Man standing against a Douglas Spruce tree (4587524916).jpg 671 × 932; 170 KB
  
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  Men on giant fir stump, Bothell, ca 1892 (MOHAI 2928).jpg 372 × 600; 43 KB
  
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  Morning Times 1897 Douglas fir.jpg 901 × 877; 417 KB
  
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  MUSHROOM BLOOM ON THE ROOT BASE OF A WIND-FALLEN DOUGLAS FIR ON BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, WASHINGTON. NEAR SEATTLE - NARA - 555017.jpg 2,000 × 1,355; 573 KB
  
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  Myths and legends of the Pacific Northwest - especially of Washington and Oregon (1910) (14773040443).jpg 1,810 × 2,394; 857 KB
  
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  Old logging railway, ca. 1910 - DPLA - 5ba8c282698ca8de5761a5daf8d68caa.jpg 8,581 × 6,236; 2.95 MB
  
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  Pacific Coast Douglas Fir.jpg 600 × 971; 238 KB
  
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  Patterns of first-year growth in populations of Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii var. glauca) (IA patternsoffirsty255rehf).pdf 1,104 × 1,506, 10 pages; 408 KB
  
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  Ravenna Park fir tree, ca. 1910 - DPLA - 472746260c4780212985c19a9427180a (page 1).jpg 2,145 × 3,311; 1.23 MB
  
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  Ravenna Park's Big Tree in the Snow, 1898 - DPLA - c28404b6595138eba414e4d0ecff4919.jpg 4,232 × 5,362; 1.99 MB
  
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  Redcedar tree arch; men posed on douglas-fir log, Snohomish County, Washington, ca 1905 (WASTATE 275).jpg 768 × 503; 115 KB
  
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  Rooster Rock, Columbia River, O.&R.N.R.R. C.R. Savage, Photo. (cropped).jpg 3,510 × 2,340; 1.65 MB
  
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  Rooster Rock, Columbia River, O.&R.N.R.R. C.R. Savage, Photo..jpg 3,819 × 3,264; 2.16 MB
  
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  Sawing down fir tree in the Puget Sound, Washington, circa 1889-1891 (BOYD+BRAAS 105).jpg 768 × 543; 132 KB
  
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  Seattle Mail and Herald, v. 9, no. 9, Jan. 20, 1906 - DPLA - cf3b407bb45aba980481579b486e8989 (page 3).jpg 4,263 × 6,562; 3.04 MB
  
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  Silhouetted Douglas fir trees against sunlight reflecting off a lake in timberland on Vancouver Island, British... - NARA - 557610.jpg 3,000 × 2,027; 996 KB
  
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  Souvenir of Western Women 0066 Yellow Fir.png 1,968 × 2,667; 2.3 MB
  
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  Special Report on Farm Foresty Accomplishments in Region Ten, by Harry E. Reddick, Regional Conservator - NARA - 296662 (page 34).gif 577 × 756; 173 KB
  
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  Special Report on Farm Foresty Accomplishments in Region Ten, by Harry E. Reddick, Regional Conservator - NARA - 296662 (page 35).gif 576 × 756; 175 KB
  
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  Stand of Douglas fir in the oldest and largest forest area in the United States, Washington (5018160910).jpg 385 × 512; 88 KB
  
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  Stand of Douglas fir, ca 1922 (INDOCC 606).jpg 749 × 670; 126 KB
  
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  Stand of Douglas fir, Washington (4557924411).jpg 390 × 512; 174 KB
  
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  Stephen A. Douglas Puter, from- Looters of the Public Domain 043 (cropped).png 640 × 801; 233 KB
  
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  The edge of a freshly cut clear- cut with a Douglas Fir tree fallen and ready to be yarded in the fore- ground and... - NARA - 557574.jpg 2,046 × 3,000; 1.12 MB
  
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  The growth and management of Douglas fir in the Pacific Northwest (1911) (14579043950).jpg 1,980 × 2,360; 824 KB
  
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  The North American sylva, or, A description of the forest trees of the United States, Canada, and Nova Scotia, not described in the work of F. Andrew Michaux (microform) - and containing all the (20642229771).jpg 2,254 × 3,364; 1.09 MB
  
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  THREE HUNDRED TO 400 YEAR AGE CLASS DOUGLAS FIR FOREST WITH HUCKLEBERRY, VANILLA LEAF, CEDAR AND FIR SEEDLINGS... - NARA - 554966.jpg 2,000 × 1,347; 635 KB
  
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  THREE HUNDRED TO 400 YEAR AGE CLASS DOUGLAS FIR FOREST WITH HUCKLEBERRY, VANILLA LEAF, CEDAR AND FIR SEEDLINGS... - NARA - 554966.tif 2,000 × 1,347; 7.73 MB
  
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  Three loggers on springboards with felling axes among fir trees, Washington, 1913 (KINSEY 2749).jpeg 768 × 583; 175 KB
  
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  Three men with cross saw and large fir tree, Washington, circa 1889-1891 (BOYD+BRAAS 127).jpg 768 × 573; 112 KB
  
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  Timber Stand Improvement - General - DPLA - d4ac6c3259ad169a752ec01c1d7ea633.jpg 4,068 × 2,850; 1.14 MB
  
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  Timber Stand Improvement - General - DPLA - f2be86f0b31fc731a30a3174b149ff0b.jpg 4,081 × 2,802; 1.31 MB
  
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  Tree Identification - Douglas - DPLA - 5ac7a5b58258c0f9c76f290aa9dc7e8e.jpg 3,858 × 4,758; 1.8 MB
  
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  Tree Identification - Douglas - DPLA - f52adbd746a97595c38299dee577b430.jpg 3,870 × 4,626; 3.2 MB
  
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  Type mapper at work segregating woodland and Douglas fir types. Mendocino county.png 800 × 700; 534 KB
  
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  Unidentified man standing next to fir tree, Ravenna Park, Seattle, ca 1913 (SEATTLE 2845).jpg 421 × 600; 72 KB
  
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  Vacuum collection of Douglas-fir pollen for supplemental mass pollinations (IA vacuumcollection503cope).pdf 1,035 × 1,516, 14 pages; 612 KB
  
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  View of close stand of Douglas Fir timber 3 to 4 feet in diameter, logging operations of the Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills on the (INDOCC 1204).jpg 768 × 586; 98 KB
  
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  View through an old growth forest with young trees growing in the sunlight between the hugh old Douglas fir trees.... - NARA - 557627.jpg 2,016 × 3,000; 456 KB
  
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  Warm Springs Reservation. Jammer for loading logs - NARA - 298668.jpg 3,000 × 1,764; 1.08 MB
  
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  Yarding crew and large log, Smith Powers Logging Company, Powers, ca 1922 (KINSEY 2563).jpeg 768 × 610; 94 KB
  
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  Yarding and loading costs for salvaging in old-growth Douglas-fir with a mobile high-lead yarder (IA yardingloadingco32caro).pdf 1,131 × 1,527, 34 pages; 1.53 MB