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Fallen timber on the North Branch of the North Thompson River
Fallen timber on the North Branch of the North Thompson River

Fallen timber on the North Branch of the North Thompson River

Date1871
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Fallen timber on the North Branch of the North Thompson River
Subject
GeographyGeographical FeatureNorth Thompson River (British Columbia)
GeographyProvince stateBritish Columbia
GeographyCountryCanada
Medium
Albumen prints
Dimensions||175 x 235 mm.||360 x 495 mm (mount)||
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberLOGAN-156092
Forest trees on the North Thompson River, 165 miles above Kamloops, B
Forest trees on the North Thompson River, 165 miles above Kamloops, B
Baltzly, Benjamin,‏ ‎1835-1883‏
1871
Woodland rambles : Uncle Ben's conversations with his nephews on the beauty and utility of English timber trees
Woodland rambles : Uncle Ben's conversations with his nephews on the beauty and utility of English timber trees
A. Sweeting
1846
Timber!: Tara Gauthier, 5, left, puts blade to trunk as Brian McGee, 4, and Keith Horton of Horton Tree Farm help out during Wexford Public School students' outing to cut their own
Timber!: Tara Gauthier, 5, left, puts blade to trunk as Brian McGee, 4, and Keith Horton of Horton Tree Farm help out during Wexford Public School students' outing to cut their own
Lennon, Frank
11/30/1987
Look way up: Judy Schwartz's North York property boasts this 117-foot (about 36-metre) tall basswood, the tallest of the tall in the tallest tree caterogy of the great North York Tree Hunt
Look way up: Judy Schwartz's North York property boasts this 117-foot (about 36-metre) tall basswood, the tallest of the tall in the tallest tree caterogy of the great North York Tree Hunt
Dunlop, Al
1/17/1990
Colour postcard depicting a nature scene with a river winding through a forest. The caption at …
Farm Scene, North Yonge St.
Canadian Royalties Limited Toronto
Approximately 1925
Happiness is a tree of your very own, The bite of frosty air and crunch of snow underfoot as he hauls his own Christmas tree out of the bush north of (...)
Happiness is a tree of your very own, The bite of frosty air and crunch of snow underfoot as he hauls his own Christmas tree out of the bush north of (...)
Bezant, Graham
12/6/1967
All part of the job: Arborists Dale Kirby, left, and Leroy Martinson lay their power saws into a diseased tree that had been blown down by a storm near Gibson House, North York
All part of the job: Arborists Dale Kirby, left, and Leroy Martinson lay their power saws into a diseased tree that had been blown down by a storm near Gibson House, North York
Slaughter, Mike
4/2/1985
Like thousands from Metro, Wayne and Janice Addison chose yesterday for a country outing --in their case north of Pickering -- to choose a Christmas tree
Like thousands from Metro, Wayne and Janice Addison chose yesterday for a country outing --in their case north of Pickering -- to choose a Christmas tree
Loek, Dick
12/16/1978
A lofty job, Warren Gobbles, an employee of Winfields Farm, north of Oshawa, balances expertly among the branches of an apple tree where he trims suck(...)
A lofty job, Warren Gobbles, an employee of Winfields Farm, north of Oshawa, balances expertly among the branches of an apple tree where he trims suck(...)
Eglinton, Rick
4/17/1992
Christmas Trees start their Long Journeys, Getting read for Christmas, the harvest is under way at Richardson Farms, north of Orono, where 250,000 Scotch pines grow on the 400 acres
Christmas Trees start their Long Journeys, Getting read for Christmas, the harvest is under way at Richardson Farms, north of Orono, where 250,000 Scotch pines grow on the 400 acres
Beaty, Keith
11/11/1974
Laing St., west side, looking north to Queen Street East
Laing St., west side, looking north to Queen Street East
Muir, Alexander, 1830-1906
1954
The North American sylva; or, A description of the forest trees of the United States, Canada and Nova Scotia, considered particularly with respect to their use in the arts and their introduction into commerce, to which is added a description of the most useful of the European forest trees
The North American sylva; or, A description of the forest trees of the United States, Canada and Nova Scotia, considered particularly with respect to their use in the arts and their introduction into commerce, to which is added a description of the most useful of the European forest trees
D. Rice & A.N. Hart
1859