Historic

Bishop Francis standing outside in yard, hat in hand, other hand resting on tree stump

CREATED/PUBLISHED

[1920]

This photonegative taken by a Chicago Daily News photographer may have been published in the newspaper.

Cite as: DN-0072475, Chicago Daily News negatives collection, Chicago Historical Society

Woman holding a nut in front of a squirrel standing on a tree stump at an outdoor show, in a room

CREATED/PUBLISHED

1928.

This photonegative taken by a Chicago Daily News photographer may have been published in the newspaper.

Cite as: DN-0085493, Chicago Daily News negatives collection, Chicago Historical Society

The Champion, Stump region S.W. of Apex

CREATED/PUBLISHED

[between 1935 and 1950?]

SUMMARY

View of a gnarled tree stump in Stump Flats southwest of Apex in Gilpin County, Colorado; stratus clouds dot the sky.

NOTES

Title from inventory prepared by Western History Department, Denver Public Library; words "The Champion Stump region S.W. of Apex Gilpin Co." written on sticker on back of print.

Timberline "Goliath"

CREATED/PUBLISHED

[1939?]

SUMMARY

A large pine tree stump, possibly a Limber Pine, stands in the foreground in Stump Flats west of Apex in Gilpin County, Colorado. Photographer titled the image "Goliath." Several additional tree stumps are in the background.

NOTES

Title from inventory prepared by Western History Department, Denver Public Library; words "Kemp #T-137 Timberline - Goliath' (burned pine trunk) Stump Flats, W. slope 5 mi.

Florissant, Colorado, petrified stumps

CREATED/PUBLISHED

[between 1860-1880].

SUMMARY

Two men sit and one stands next to the petrified stump of a tree in Florissant, Colorado. A framework of pine trees surrounds the stump.

NOTES

Title hand-written on back of photoprint.

Source: Mrs. H. Pierson 5031 Stuart St.

Original photonegative is cracked, faded and grainy.

X-8456

Humpty Dumpty

CREATED/PUBLISHED

[between 1935 and 1950?]

SUMMARY

A large tree stump stands in the foreground, probably in Stump Flats west of Apex in Gilpin County, Colorado. Photographer titled the image "Humpty Dumpty."

NOTES

Title from inventory prepared by Western History Department, Denver Public Library.

See also "K-403."

Invictus

CREATED/PUBLISHED

[between 1935 and 1950?]

SUMMARY

View of a gnarled tree stump in (probably) Stump Flats west of Apex in Gilpin County, Colorado; cumulus clouds dot the sky.

NOTES

Title from inventory prepared by Western History Department, Denver Public Library; word "2. Invictus" written across bottom of photonegative.

Negative has thin strip of tape on upper edge.

Petrified tree stump

CREATED/PUBLISHED

[between 1922 and 1935?]

SUMMARY

Pine trees dot an embankment, with a petrified tree stump in the foreground.

Puyallup girl, Puyallup, Washington, ca. 1891

CREATED/PUBLISHED

United States--Washington (State)--Puyallup, ca. 1891

NOTES

Studio portrait of a young woman with plaid blanket around her shoulders. She poses in front of painted backdrop, beside fake tree stumps.

Caribou Flats 1945

CREATED/PUBLISHED

[1945?]

SUMMARY

A group of tree stumps stands in the foreground among rocks at Caribou Flat in Boulder County, Colorado. A group of pine trees stands in the background, and a ridge of mountains is in the distance.

Chihuahua Gulch

CREATED/PUBLISHED

[between 1935 and 1950?]

SUMMARY

Several tree stumps stand in the foreground in a clearing near Chihuahua Gulch, a tributary of Peru Creek near Montezuma in Summit County, Colorado. Tall trees stand in the background on the edge of the clearing. A ridge of mountains is in the distance.

NOTES

Title from inventory prepared by Western History Department, Denver Public Library; words "Chihuahua Gulch Little Snake River -

Yankee Hill, Village of Ninety Four

CREATED/PUBLISHED

[between 1900 and 1920?]

SUMMARY

Several log cabins stand among pine trees in the Village of Ninety-four on Yankee Hill on the border of Clear Creek and Gilpin Counties in Colorado. Large tree stumps stand in the foreground. A small building stands on the hillside in the background.

Cardinal, Colorado

CREATED/PUBLISHED

[between 1870 and 1883].

SUMMARY

View of Cardinal, (Cardinal City, Old Cardinal) Boulder County, Colorado, includes covered horse-drawn carriages, tents, log and wood frame structures, tree stumps, and cut timber. The town later relocated and became New Cardinal, a site closer to Netherland, that served as the Caribou Railway branch terminal.

Hagerman Pass, 11,500 ft. above the sea, Colorado Midland Ry / Rose and Hopkins.

CREATED/PUBLISHED

[between 1887 and 1901].

SUMMARY

View of several Pullman passenger cars of the Colorado Midland Railway at Hagerman Pass (11,500 feet elevation) in Colorado; some passengers peer out windows or doorways of cars; several men stand beside train cars; smoke of locomotive wafts back toward passenger cars; some spindly pine trees are are shown near timberline; patchy snow on mountaintops; tree stumps, dead wood and wildflowers in foreground.

Donkey party at Iron Spring, Manitou

CREATED/PUBLISHED

[between 1882 and 1885?].

Exterior view of the Ute Iron Spring Chateau, Manitou Springs, Colorado. This one-story frame structure was a popular destination for hundreds of tourists every summer day in Manitou Springs, Colorado. In the center, the octagonal pavilion with its latticework and projecting bays has a shingled, faceted conical roof with ornamental dormer, vent-cap top and flagpole. In the foreground, the 'burro brigade' stands in the sun. Numerous girls in wide-brimmed, ribboned hats and frilly dresses sit sidesaddle, ready for an excursion. On the right, a horse and buggy sits by the steep embankment on the south side of Engleman Canyon; a tree stump is on this side of it. The scrub and tree dotted bluffs of Engleman Canyon fill the background.

Lumberjack eats lunch on stump, Long Bell Lumber Company, Cowlitz County, Washington.

CREATED/PUBLISHED

1941 Oct.

Forest which has been freshly cut at camp near Effie, Minnesota.

CREATED/PUBLISHED

1937 Sept.

House occupied by the Ingrahams and the Smallwoods near Nelma, Wisconsin. Ingraham, a lumberjack, has a wife and two children. Smallwood, a laborer migrated from Kentucky, has a wife and baby.

CREATED/PUBLISHED

1937 Apr.

Grant County, Oregon. Malheur National Forest. Lumberjack measures "scales" log. He keeps a record of how many and what size logs are cut and estimates board feet which are cut.

CREATED/PUBLISHED

1942 July.

Checker at logging operations, Tillamook County, Oregon.

CREATED/PUBLISHED

1941 Oct.

Victorian Lady basking in the glory of a Stump!

The Del Norte Wonder Stump, near Crescent city, California No.207 by Arfran / / Postcard

Date Created: [1900] Physical description: 1 photograph : b&w ; 23.74 x 14.72 cm. Repository name: Porterville Public Library Contents description: Members of the Porterville City Band are on top of the Van Doorman Stump. The stump was cut into pieces for transportation to the World's Fair. Because it was in pieces it was discounted as a fake. Subject terms: Porterville City Band

Main Street

Porterville, California

Title: Men on Stump

Date: May 10, 1892

Photographer: King & Baskerville

Everett Avenue near Cleveland Avenue. Man 2nd from the right is Senator John McManus of the Bank of Everett. Man 2nd from left is possibly William J. Gillespie or R.M.Mitchell.

TITLE: Labor

CALL NUMBER: Unprocessed item [P&P]

REPRODUCTION NUMBER: LC-USZ62-103277 (b&w film copy neg.)

SUMMARY: Reproduction of mural in Library of Congress showing two men removing tree stump.

MEDIUM: 1 photographic print.

CREATED/PUBLISHED: c1896.

CREATOR: Pearce, Charles Sprague, 1851-1914

Texas Gov. James Hogg

January 20, 1891 - January 15, 1895

This undated photo of Hogg gives something of the personality of the man. As a young man, Hogg had been shot in the back by outlaws and lived to tell about it. As governor, he created the Railroad Commission to protect the public interest against powerful corporations. The first progressive to serve as Texas governor, Hogg once told an audience, "Let us have Texas, the Empire State, governed by the people; not Texas, the truckpatch, ruled by corporate lobbyists."