Donald Hathaway Clark Photograph Collection, 1884-1960

Sixteen black and white prints of early logging efforts in Washington State, including several photographs taken by Kinsey & Kinsey in 1896 of some of the largest trees ever felled in the industry.

One hundred twenty-two black and white prints and four negatives depicting early logging camps, workers, lumber mills, machinery, spar trees, and transportation throughout Washington State. Also includes several photographs taken by the Kinsey brothers and early examples of bulls used to aid loggers. Many of the images were originally found in an Oscar Wirkkala album.

Eighty-six black and white prints featuring the logging, shipping, and academic study of red alder stands and logs. Also includes advertisements for their commercial uses in the construction of home and office furniture and images of processes employed by the Weyehaeuser Timber Company in the preparation of red alders for industrial applications at their plywood plant in Longview, Washington.

Six black and white prints and one negative of different arrastras found in Baker, Oregon; Rathdrum and Dixie, Idaho; and Illinois. Also includes reproductions of drawings depicting early rastras found in Mexico.

Thirty black and white prints and two negatives featuring students enrolled in the University of Washington's College of Forestry. Also includes images of various academic buildings that housed the College over the years and a list of identifications for sixty photographs.

Seventy-six black and white prints depicting early logging camps and workers harvesting trees. Also includes images of transportion via trains and trucks to sawmill ponds and workers involved in various stages of processing lumber at sawmills.

Thirty-three black and white prints detailing early logging camps, equipment, and transportation via teams of bulls. Also includes examples an early skid row and Benson rafts used to ship fallen timber down rivers. Includes several photographs taken by Darius Kinsey.

Thirty black and white prints of early logging camps, equipment, and transportation via teams of bulls and horses. Includes images of the early single-drum donkey engine, Benson rafts, and skid rows. Includes photographs taken by the Kinsey brothers.

Seven black and white prints of communities and camps established by logging companies for housing workers. Also includes images of bunkhouses and other building being transported from site to site via temporary railroad tracks.

Two black and white prints of teams of oxen transporting lumber and shoes used to protect their feet.

Two black and white prints of the Three Pines Timber Company mill at Mountain, Oregon and the eleven-mile lumber flume between Mountain and the Southern Pacific at Three Pines, Oregon.

One black and white print featuring machinery used to peel 2nd grade veneer from lumber.

Thirty-three black and white prints and four negatives detailing the various stages of pulp and pulpwood chip processing at the various divisions of Rayonier Incorporated and other commercial sites located throughout Washington State.

Thirty-seven black and white prints featuring an early example of water-powered sawmills and more contemporary images of loading docks and mills in Skykomish and Bellingham, Washington.

Fifty-three black and white prints and four color prints of composted piles of sawdust and studies of the effects of adding waste bark and sawdust to forest soils on tree growth conducted by Dr. Stanley P. Gessel.

Fifty black and white prints of the various means of cutting cedar shakes used for siding and roofing materials, by both hand and machinery.

Four black and white prints detailing early splash dams at Gray River, North River, and an unidentified location.

Thirty-five black and white prints of Hobi splash dams found on the North River.

Twenty black and white prints depicting various educational exhibits and vendor stands at the Fifth World Forestry Congress held in Seattle, Washington between August 29 and September 10, 1960.

Eighty-nine black and white prints of early logging operations across Washington State, such as the Bloedel-Donovan camp in Skykomish and lumber mills in Bellingham. A majority of the images were taken by Darius Kinsey and feature individual and group photos of logging workers in camps and working in the forests. Also includes images of forests, logging operations, and transportation in Europe.

One 33 1/3 rpm phonodisc recording of "Return of the Frozen Logger" by Uncle Jim Stevens.