Add to ORKGA photograph from the Potlatch Lumber Company of two men posing by brother and sister white pine trees
A.W. Laird and Mark Seymour stand next to "white pine lumber sawn from the White Pine King" in Potla...
A photograph of the new sawmill taking shape for the Potlatch Lumber Company courtesy of the Potlatc...
Men of the Potlatch company sit on a load of lumber board. The caption for the photograph reads ""fi...
A photograph and a newspaper clipping about a very large white pine tree the Potlatch Lumber company...
Standing on the north side of the entrance to the Potlatch Lumber Company mill. Picture by John D. C...
A photograph of select lumber from the White Pine King. A G.B. Joslin photo courtesy of Special Coll...
Group photo of lumberjacks standing around the White Pine King at the time it fell. The tree was the...
Trunks of two White Pine trees, first one 19' 16""; second 22' in circumference at the stump. Same l...
A photograph of sawmill employees showing off a nice Idaho White Pine board. IWP match stock drying ...
Two men using a crosscut saw to cut down the White Pine King in a forest of other ""Kings"" The whit...
Photograph of a Southern Pine Lumber Company right of way in the woods, showing timber piled alongsi...
Photograph of a Southern Pine Lumber Company right of way in the woods, showing cut timber piled alo...
A photograph of workers loading timbers for shipment. Photo courtesy of the Potlatch Corporation
Lumber jacks and members of the management of Potlatch lumber company stand on and around the White ...
Lumber from the White Pine King, the largest white pine at the time. Most of the lumber was 4' wide ...
A.W. Laird and Mark Seymour stand next to "white pine lumber sawn from the White Pine King" in Potla...
A photograph of the new sawmill taking shape for the Potlatch Lumber Company courtesy of the Potlatc...
Men of the Potlatch company sit on a load of lumber board. The caption for the photograph reads ""fi...
A photograph and a newspaper clipping about a very large white pine tree the Potlatch Lumber company...
Standing on the north side of the entrance to the Potlatch Lumber Company mill. Picture by John D. C...
A photograph of select lumber from the White Pine King. A G.B. Joslin photo courtesy of Special Coll...
Group photo of lumberjacks standing around the White Pine King at the time it fell. The tree was the...
Trunks of two White Pine trees, first one 19' 16""; second 22' in circumference at the stump. Same l...
A photograph of sawmill employees showing off a nice Idaho White Pine board. IWP match stock drying ...
Two men using a crosscut saw to cut down the White Pine King in a forest of other ""Kings"" The whit...
Photograph of a Southern Pine Lumber Company right of way in the woods, showing timber piled alongsi...
Photograph of a Southern Pine Lumber Company right of way in the woods, showing cut timber piled alo...
A photograph of workers loading timbers for shipment. Photo courtesy of the Potlatch Corporation
Lumber jacks and members of the management of Potlatch lumber company stand on and around the White ...
Lumber from the White Pine King, the largest white pine at the time. Most of the lumber was 4' wide ...
A.W. Laird and Mark Seymour stand next to "white pine lumber sawn from the White Pine King" in Potla...
A photograph of the new sawmill taking shape for the Potlatch Lumber Company courtesy of the Potlatc...
Men of the Potlatch company sit on a load of lumber board. The caption for the photograph reads ""fi...