Lumbering operations in the Cascade Mountains, Washington

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Abandoned sawmill in nearly deserted town. Tamarack, Adams County, Idaho

One of the first camps along the Alcan Highway route to be set up in the northern regions of Alaska. A sawmill supplies building materials and wood for fires

Types of houses recently constructed in Caruthersville, Missouri. They are very flimsy, consist of two rooms and are elevated to take care of a possible rise of the Mississippi River seen in background

Defense housing project, Newton D. Baker Village, under authority of housing commission of Columbus, Georgia. Construction delayed on account of heavy rains

[Afro-Americans with wagons at flood site, some digging, Johnstown, Pennsylvania]

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Lumbering in the Cascade mountains near Seattle, Washington: Skid road among the Washington cedar and fir timber

View of the distant Cascade Mountains near the little Washington State town of Cashmere

In the Washington Tinplate Works. Washington, Pennsylvania

Photograph shows clearing in forest with felled trees, small shack, and fenced yard with adults, children, and a dog.

Exhibited as a digital copy in: "Not an Ostrich: And Other Images from America's Library" at the Annenberg Space for Photography, 2018; Built Environment section.

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