1. 1938—A National Forest Entrance Marker. |
2. 1914—Tramway over which the ore
is handled from the mine to the mill.
300 Resolution (tif, 78 kb) |
3. n.d.—Frijoles-Stone Lions Trail
in Alamo. |
4. 1920—Restoration work by Southwestern Museum on Rito de los Frijoles
cliff talus houses. |
5. Photo circa 1995. "Last Line of Defense" :
Astialakwa ruin on Gudadalupe Mesa. |
6. 1924—Ruins of communal dwellings seen from Frijoles Canyon Trail. |
7. 1914—Jemez Creek just south of
Baca Location No. 1. |
8. 1938—Covered wagon, 1938 model, near Cuba, New Mexico. |
9. 1914—Ancient Indian ruins on Oaks Mesa. |
10. 1921—Penasco settlement in Santa
Barbara Valley. |
11. 1932—Puye ruins, an ancient Indian village |
12. 1921— Rito de los Frijoles cliff dwellings. |
13. 1915— The old barracks in Santa Fe, formerly the Supervisor's
office. |
14. 1924—Pecos Road |
15. 1933—Rock culvert at Station
345 on the Otowi-Cuba Road. |
16. 1933— A new bridge on the Los Alamos Road, seen from the lower
side. |
17. Lake Peak Trail, on the Pecos Division. |
18. 1933—Switchback curve on Otowi-Cuba
Road seen from about Station 340.
|
19. 1939—Paliza Canyon Road. |
20. 1950—Constructing a "one pass" fireline
with a bulldozer. |
21. 1950— A D-7 Cat digging in a rock cut with newly invented dozer
teeth. |
22. 1924—Frijoles Canyon Trail. |
23. 1939—Crushing gravel for surfacing a road. |
24. 1948—Old Gallinas Ranger Station, one of the early stations
in the Southwestern Region. |
25. Panchuela Ranger Station. |
26. 1938—Gallinas Ranger Station. |
27. 1938—A 10,000 gallon water reservoir
and pumphouse at Pecos Ranger Station. |
28. 1932—Jemez Springs Ranger Station. |
29. 1924—Loading a Ford truck with fire tools. |
30. 1915—Granite Point Ranger Station
seen from Santa Fe-Las Vegas Service Highway. |
31. 1932—Red Top Cabin |
32. 1938—The barn at Gallinas Ranger
Station. |
33. 1938—Summer home of Mrs. J.D. Baker, a special use permit holder
in Holy Ghost Canyon. |
34. 1921—The lookout on Grass Mountain. |
35.1914—The Cerro Pelado lookout on the old Jemez National Forest.
|
36. 1922—The back view of Beatty's
Cabin , looking up the Pecos. |
37. 1922—Another view of Beatty's Cabin. |
38. 1921—The custodian's station for Rito de los Frijoles (Bandelier
National Monument). |
39.1912—A canvas shelter used in transplanting trees. |
40. 1950—Lookout tower on White's
Peak, New Mexico, after restoration. |
41. 1907—A Forest Ranger with his pack horse. |
42. 1903—Ranger Tom Stewart on the road in Pecos Valley. |
43. 1902—In the office of the Pecos River Forest Reserve. |
44. 1957—District Forest Ranger Bob Bates
at the Pecos Ranger Station.
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45. 1948—A Highlands University Workshop at old Gallinas Ranger
Station. |
46. 1924—Supervisor Loveridge using a Biltmore stick near Pine Springs
Ranger Station. |
47. 1932—Forest Supervisor Frank Andrews on the trail. |
48.1914—The Grazing Reconnaissance
outfit, in La Jarra Canyon, packed on saddle horse. |
49. 1924—Resting after trail construction. |
50. 1907—Forest Ranger throwing
the "Diamond hitch," in
Horse Canyon, Sandoval County. |
51. 1926—Descampsia Springs area is known to have been temporarily
overgrazed in the past |
52. 1924—Sheep grazing on Rito Padre. |
53. 1936—Cattle grazing in a Rio de las Vacas pasture. |
54. 1957—The summer cattle roundup
on Glorietta Mesa. |
55. 1959—Trail Riders of the Wilderness riding off the crest of
Pecos Baldy. |
56. 1916—A road in the Santa Fe
National Forest (Pecos Division). |
57. 1940—Skiing in Aspen Basin. |
58. 1957—Old Man of the Mountain
Elliot Barker, veteran forester, trapper, rancher and state game man. |
59. 1939—A woodland scene and a young fisherman at Paliza Forest
Campground. |
60. 1924—Tourists leaving Mountain View Ranch for Lake Peak. |
61. 1936—Typical picnic table in Paliza Campground and Picnic Area. |
62. 1939—Picnicking in the Conchas campground. |
63. 1950—Summer home (under special use permit) on Pecos River. |
64. 1933—Ranger Perl Charles standing ona foot bridge across Jemez
Creek at Spence Campground. |
65. 1916—A Boy Scout camp in the Santa Fe National Forest. |
66. 1938—A typical guest cottage,
Los Pinos Resort, under special use permit to Mrs. Katherine Page. |
67. 1948—Battleship Rock Forest Camp. |
68. 1957—Girl Scouts take a hike on a forest road on the Jemez
District. |
69. 1957—The pack string heads out. |
70. 1954—Valdez Canyon in the Pecos Wilderness Area. |
71. 1957—Girl Scouts on a hike through Santa Fe National Forest
Ponderosas. |
72. 1957—Forest Officer Leon Hill (center) stops to chat with Doug
O'Bannon |
73. 1908—Lumber mill and yards of
the Dye Lumber Company's camp in Mediodia Canyon.
300 Resolution (tif, 70 kb) | 
74. 1941—Tree planters from CCC
Camp F-56. |
75. 1950—Fire timekeepers at work
in an informal office. |
76. 1936—Cutting and log ways on the American Metals timber sale,
Indian Creek, Pecos Division. |
77. 1937—Loadmaster loading a large
Douglas fir scaled 580 feet. |
78.1908—Laborers cabins and houses
at the Dye Lumber Company camp in Mediodia Canyon. |
79. 1913—A portable saw mill cutting
approximately sixty percent sawn ties. |
80. 1956—An artist painting a natural
landscape. |
81. 1925—Forest Service timber appraisal camp on American Creek. |
82. 1908—The drying kilns of the
Dye Timber Company's saw mill. |
83. 1908—The Dye saw mill , looking down canyon from the company
store. |
84. 1955—A DG-2 aircraft spraying
insecticide at Panchuela Cabin. |
85. 1940—Wild flowers bloom under aspen on Big Tesuque. |
86. 1931—The Caldwell saw mill and
logging camp. |
87. 1908—Loading the logs at the
bottom of the log chute.
300 Resolution (tif, 4.2 mb) | 
88. 1930—The White Pine Lumber Company
camp at Porter, New Mexico. |
89. 1928—Tent Rocks in Cochiti Canyon. |
90. 1924—Pecos Baldy seen through Aspen in the foreground. |
91. 1928—The Pecos Range seen from the top of Truchas Peaks (elevation
13,300 feet). |
92. 1955—Santa Fe Canyon, a retake
of a 1916 photo (FS # 3616). |
93. 1957—McClure reservoir in northern
New Mexico. |
94. 1914—The power plant of Cossack Mining Company. |
95.1933—Dam in Sulphur Creek showing
the type of construction.
|
96. 1945— A log dam in Rio Puerco
on espiritu Santo Grant.
300 Resolution (tif, 54 kb) |
97. 1937—Two cylindrical type rock dams on Santa Fe erosion control
project. |
98. 1947—Closure sign on the watershed supplying water for the city
of Santa Fe. |
99. 1946—An elk killed by Ben Smith in the Pecos Wilderness Area. |
100.
1936—Checking for caddis fly larvae
clinging to a rock taken from a riffle of the Pecos River. |
101. 1937—Dams on Paliza Creek. |