1. 1915—The Forest Supervisor's Office at
40 Pennington Street, Tucson. |
2. 1921—The Kingman cottage in the Carter
Canyon Recreation Area. |
3. 1929—Monument 129 and background on the
American side of the line. |
4. 1942—Tucson, Arizona, home of the Coronado
National Forest headquarters. |
5. 1941—CCC Camp F-65-A. |
6. 1931—Horse on trailer. |
7. n.d.—Nogales Ranger Station |
8. 1936—Aravaipa Ranger Station barn-garage. |
9. 1922—Semophore on the Apache-Soldier's
Camp road. |
10. 1915—Soldier's Camp Ranger Station dwelling,
completed August 1, 1915. |
11. 1920—Telephone booth at Soldier's Camp,
Santa Catalina Recreation Area. |
12. 1934—Sign
painted by enrollees (military veterans) of the Trip Canyon
CCC
Camp, F-15-A. |
13. 1936—Portal Ranger Station and office. |
14. 1939—Sabino Canyon, lower area. |
15. 1923—Two towers; the old and new lookouts
at Monte Vista on the Chiricahua
Division |
16. 1946—Cave Creek Canyon and the Portal
Ranger Station. |
17. 1937—Forest Service cabin in Rustler
Park. |
18. 1946—Portal Ranger Station office. |
19. 1921—Mt. Bigelow lookout tower, Catalina
Division. |
20. 1934—A section of the Columbine Trail. |
21. 1937—The spillway and crossing, Sabino
Canyon. |
22. n.d.—Top of the hill on the road to
Rigg's sawmill. |
23. 1934—A big shot on the Gardner Canyon
Road, Santa Rita Division. |
24. 1937—Equipment working on Ash Canyon
Road, Huachuca Mountains. |
25. 1923—Unloading lot corner stakes, Pinal
Mountain. |
26. 1941—The Ranger's wife helps him run
the Ranger Station by taking the
daily
weather readings. |
27. 1905—Forest Assistant W. H. B. Kent,
a bounary examiner. |
28. 1941—Personnel at the Coronado Fire
Conference. |
29. 1908—The 1908 Ranger meeting at Douglas,
Arizona. |
30. 1924—Forest Ranger Otto P. Schoenberg
and two pack mules. |
31. 1924—The Coronado Ranger meeting at
Turkey Creek Ranger Station. |
32. 1937—Charles Rak, cattleman, and W.
H. Hughes discussing right-of-way. |
33. 1937—George D. Russell with showboat. |
34. 1908—An encouraging growth of "bluestem" grass
on desert
experimental
tract near Wilmot. |
35. 1945—Good foothill range on the Santa
Rita Experimental Range. |
36. 1941—Summit Tank #2, a range improvement
on Tumacacori Ranger District
built in 1939. |
37. 1916—View of water tank recently constructed by MacBeath & Nicholson. |
38. 1922—The fence line at the Pinal Ranger
District Station yard. |
39. 1928—Cowboys take a meal break. The
chuck wagon from Diamond A Ranch. |
40. 1922— A unique salt block container
devised by Ranger Taylor, Alamo
Ranger District. |
41. 1928—Range branding. |
42. 1921—A masonry stock water tank on the
Cloverdale Ranger District of
the
Peloncillos Division. |
43. 1941—A water tank constructed by the
Forest Service in 1935 in San
Rafael
Valley. |
44. 1922—Cattle guard standing on edge prior
to installation. |
45. 1922—The Charles Rak allotment barn
and corral. |
46. 1944—Grass in a timber opening on Mt.
Graham. |
47. 1920—Nicholson's special herd of Hereford
cows in Pasture 8B, Santa
Rita
Range Reserve. |
48. 1945—Killing mesquite trees by the girdling
method. |
49. n.d.—Cattle on a salt ground near new
cooperative water tank on Santa
Rita
Range Reserve. |
50. 1922—Water from a "clay seep". |
51. 1945—Ant hill; showing how ants destroy
range. |
52. 1945—Ken Parker and Clarence Merker
photographing a sample of blue
gramma. |
53. 1944—Grass in Treasure Park, Mt. Graham. |
54. 1940—Hospital Flat recreational area
on Mt. Graham.
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55. 1945—Driving cattle on the Sandia Rita
Experimental Range. |
56. 1944—Grass along a stream in Hospital
Flat, Mt. Graham. |
57. 1945—Kummerling's 1,450 pound registered
cow on Santa Rita Experimental
Range. |
58. 1920—Apache-Soldier Camp Road under
construction. |
59. 1920—Bigelow Lookout picnic area. |
60. 1941—A pretty girl catches a nice trout
out of Cave Creek. |
61. 1935—An August picnic at Noon Creek
Campground. |
62. 1934—The suspension bridge at Hermitage
Canyon in Rucker Canyon. |
63. 1937—Campers at Sabino Canyon Recreational
Area. |
64. 1915—Summer residence of J. L. Huntsman
of Tucson. |
65. 1924—Rock Circle Trail Camp on the Chiricahua
Division. |
66. 1937—Rock Creek foot bridge on Noon
Creek Recreational Area. |
67. 1939—The packer, Ruby Kambetch, with
a pack train in the Chiricahuas. |
68. 1939—Sabino Canyon Recreation Guard
Cabin. |
69. 1937—Water recreation in Lower Sabino
Canyon; a treat in the desert. |
70. 1938—Entrance marker, Sabino Canyon
Recreational Area. |
71. 1939—Anita Park in the Chiricahuas. |
72. 1931—Arizona white yucca in flower in
Arivaca Canyon. |
73. 1906—View looking up Bonita Canyon showing
porphyry cliffs 250 feet
high. |
74. 1939—View looking toward Dos Cabezos
Mountains from Fly Peak lookout. |
75. 1907—Looking Glass Dome seen from Cave
Creek. |
76. 1940—A small sotrage reservoir fed by
an artesian well near St. David. |
77. 1922—The falls of West Turkey Creek. |
78. 1950—Land slide in Chiricahua Canyon. |
79. 1956—After an all-night shift on the
fire line, weary men sleep on
any
level spot they can find. |
80. 1937—Cordwood timber sale area on a
sample plot marked and cut in Bear
Valley. |
81. 1906—Burros hauling wood to mines from
Chiricahua Forest. |
82. 1928—Land cut over by the Mt. Graham
Lumber Company. |
83. 1931—A heavy stand of Englemann spruce,
Mt. Graham Experimental Forest. |
84. 1910—Barfoot Cabin in the Chiricahua
Mountains. |
85. 1902—The Riggs sawmill on the west side
of Barfoot Park. |
86. 1941—Steep mountain sides are farmed
to grow perpetual crops of timer
and
soil cover. |
87. 1941—Group inspecting supplies delivered
by parachute at the Coronado
Fire
Conference. |
88. 1956—Outlaw Fire: fire camp bosses must
coordinate with the fire boss
so
mean are fed and rested. |
89. 1941—A portable sawmill in the forest
provides employment. |
90. 1928—Cut over land worked by the Mt.
Graham Lumber Company. |
91. 1941—A big Chevy truck from Davies & Mason
Lumber is ready to haul
timber. |
92. 1906—A charcoal burner's camp on Cave
Creek, old Chiracahua Forest
Reserve |
93. 1941—Corral made with forest products. |
94. 1941—Forest Ranger selects and marks
all trees for cutting before they
are cut. |
95. 1904—Forest Supervisor McGlone finds
a little shade in a forest cave. |
96. 1934—An erosion dam practically filled. |
97. 1941—Mountainsides are skillfully
farmed to grow a perpetual crop of trees. |
98. 1937—A check dam utilizing rocks already
in place. Impounded water encourages
a rank growth of vegetation which has high flood control value. |
99. 1934—A concrete fish dam in Rucker
Canyon. |
100. 1944—Creek and fish stream improvement
on Mt. Graham. |
101. 1923—Supervisor H. G. Calkins on
Romero Pass Trail. |