1. 1957—Visitors read the rustic forest
entrance sign at Red River Pass. |
2. 1939—Taos Indian Pueblo with Pueblo Mountain in the background. |
3. 1941—A wood hauler pauses along the
Rio Pueblo. |
4. 1932—Blue Lake. |
5. 1949—The ancient town of Taos, New
Mexico. |
6. 1903—Forest Service Survey Camp IV
in the valley of Vermejo River. |
7. 1941—A typical woodpile in Las Trampas. |
8. 1941—A Molybdenum mine near Red River. |
9. 1940—
Hardening an earthen threshing
floor by driving goats around it. |
10. 1939—The Hispanic town of Vallecitos,
New Mexico. |
11. 1941—A farmer near Rio Hondo mowing
oats for winter feed. |
12. 1923—
Remains of an old Mexican water
mill. |
13. 1941—A farmer rests his feet in an
irrigation flume near Las Trampas. |
14. 1939—Cooks at a fire camp. CCC men
at the Pueblo Canyon Fire. |
15. 1923—Dr. Egglestone on the pony chasing
poison weed on the Carson National Forest. |
16. 1934—Show Boat at Vallecitos CCC Camp. |
17. 1939— Ranger R. L. Ground talking
over business with J. M. Sanistevan, a sheep owner. |
18. 1939— Clarence A. Merker, Forest
Supervisor, at work in his office. |
19. 1933—Foot bridge, built by CCC Tres
Ritos Camp, across the Rio Pueblo.300 Resolution (tif, 1.5 mb) |
20. 1923— Forest Officers inspect
an improvement on the El Rito-Canjilon Project.300 Resolution (tif, 1.5 mb) |
21. n.d.—New Standard Corduroy on Canjilon
Trail. |
22. 1937—A truck shovel loading gravel
for road surfacing. |
23. 1915—Construction of protection ditches
by Forest Service workers |
24. 1946—At timberline on the Blue Lake
Trail. |
25. 1941—Allotment fence and guard rails
near Tusas. |
26. 1941—Water flume above a molybdenum
mill. |
27. 1923—A team is passing an auto at
a turnout on U.S. Hill Road. |
28. 1955—A point on the Tres-Piedras road,
approximately 0.3 mile west of the divide. |
29. n.d.—The Carson National Forest Supervisor's
Office in Taos, New Mexico. |
30. 1932—Penasco Ranger Station Group. |
31. 1946—Tres Piedras Ranger Station. |
32. 1938—The lookout tower on Kiowa Mountain,
erected in 1923. |
33. 1939—Ranger L. P. Martinez at work
in his office located in Taos, New Mexico. |
34. 1948—Old Borracho Ranger Station,
Carson National Forest. |
35. 1923—Looking west along the Rio Pueblo
Road about 5.5 miles from Holman. 300 Resolution (tif, 1.5 mb) |
36. 1950—A show-me trip of reseeding work
on the Carson National Forest. |
37. 1914—View of cattle grazing on National
Forest range near Tusas Creek. |
38. 1922—Overgrazed range near Tierra
Amarilla Grant. |
39. 1938—Sheep grazing on good mountain
meadow range. |
40. 1939—Ranger R. L. Ground counting
sheep on Tres Piedras Ranger District. |
41. 1950—Two brushland plows hooked in
tandem behind a D-7 Cat. |
42. 1946—Characteristic range types of
the Jicarilla Division. |
43. 1903—Forestry party moving camp up
Rock Creek followed by one of Bartlett's bulls. |
44. 1940—A cow beside Angostura Creek. |
45. 1946—Fishing from the beaver dam which
form Upper Canjilon Lake. |
46. 1939—All that remains of the Elizabethtown
mining boom, showing placer diggings in background. |
47. 1941—Making picnic tables at CCC camp
F-55 near Borracho Ranger Station. |
48. 1939—Camping party at Lagunitas Lake
forest camp. |
49. 1939—Fishing party with pack outfit
on Sawmill Park Trail from Blue Lake. |
50. 1940—Agua Piedra ski course. |
51. 1939—Hunter with his limit of wild turkey. |
52. 1938—The ski cabin at Agua Piedra,
an ERA project. |
53. 1938—Registry box at La Sombra
forest camp, Taos Canyon. |
54. 1923—A range water development, utilizing an old logging railroad
fill to impound flood water. |
55. 1939—Fishing in Red River. |
56. 1939—Foot bridge over the Rio Pueblo
in winter.300 Resolution (tif,
2.3 mb |
57. 1939—Looking up at Red River Valley
from town of Red River toward Monte Vista Guest Ranch. |
58. 1957—Scenic view of the Sangre de
Cristo range from an irrigated farm valley north of Taos. |
59. 1923—Bigas Canyon on the Jicarilla
Ranger District. |
60. 1937—The Pallisades in Cimarron Canyon. |
61. 1946—Small lake with the burned over,
overgrazed, and eroded slopes of
Canjilon Mountain in the distance. |
62. 1946—Echo Cave in Navajo Canyon on
the Abiquiu-Chama Road. |
63. 1957—A visitor enjoys the fine view
down Red River through the Sangre de
Cristo range. |
64. 1939—Looking up Red River Canyon to
13,161 feet high Wheeler Peak. |
65. 1946—A dense aspen stand with spruce
reproduction underneath. |
66. 1923—Seed trees have been left in
a yellow pine cutting. |
67. 1936—Nemecio Lobato Tie Sale on U.
S. Hill. |
68. 1933—A completed job of stand improvement,
including pruning, near Tres
Ritos. |
69. 1923—Ponderosa pine well reproduced
after all mature timber had been cut. |
70. 1923—A typical stand of Ponderosa
pine before cutting. |
71. 1958—Great Basin tent caterpillars. |
72. 1939—The main fire camp for the Pueblo
Canyon fire. |
73. 1903—An old beaver dam on Rio Leandro
on the Bartlett Tract. |
74. 1938—Loading logs with a team. |
75. 1950—Type of plane used on insect control
jobs on nothern New Mexico National Forests. |
76. 1923—A McGiffert stiff boom loader
at work. |
77. 1923—A fire line pile for burning. |
78. 1923—A flume at Angestura showing
intake for more water. |
79. 1946—The Goodge sawmill located on
Jarita Mesa. |
80. 1922—An old Ponderosa pine after its
20th ground fire. |
81. 1941—Children near Rio Hondo. |
82. 1922—Cabin of the Officer in Charge
of the Pozos timber sale. |
83. 1955—Field Boss Alan J. Lamb
is showing spruce budworm damage to Armante Vigil (left) and Howard Shupe. |
84. 1923—Tie drive halts at a jam behind
a low bridge.300 Resolution (tif,
1.6 mb |
85. 1903—A good stand of Bull Pine showing
typical open character. |
86. 1923—A loaded log train.300 Resolution (tif,
1.5 mb |
87. 1923—An eight-wheeled log truck, best
for soft ground. 300 Resolution (tif,
1.5 mb) |
88. 1938—Autumn aspen in La Junta Canyon.300 Resolution (tif,
1.5 mb) |
89. 1953—Sawmill and lumber manufacturing
facilities in Vallecitos Federal Sustained Yield Unit. |
90. 1951—Head cutting gully working
through a meadow. |
91. 1957—View of watershed project
westward down Taos Canyon. |
92. 1957—Rain digging gullies and carrying
away soil. |
93. 1933—Tres Ritos; wooden check dams
with boulder pavement below. |
94. 1957—Terracing steep slopes in Taos
Canyon for watershed improvement. |
95. 1933—Contouring a slope with poles
from timber culture work. |
96. 1946—Planting 25,000 rainbow fry at
Lagunitas. |
97. 1937—Large cottonwood cut by beaver. |
98. 1936—Tools used for lake and stream
surveys. |
99. 1937—Seining minnows in Vallecitos
Creek. |
100. 1936—Collecting data for a lake survyey. |