1. 1934—William Young, prospector, was born May 28, 1834 and is
still looking for a rich mine. |
2. 1917—Cliff dwellings in Pueblo Canyon, Sierra Ancha. |
3. 1936—The “Port of Phoenix” public service (special use permit) site
at Canyon Lake |
4.Forest Officers on an inspection trip, travelling between National Forests
in Arizona. |
5. Outside view of the cave where General Crook's troops killed 68 Apache
Indians. |
6. 1912—Theodore Roosevelt Dam on the Tonto National Forest.
President Teddy Roosevelt dedicated this structure in 1912. |
7. 1941—Water being released through the spillway gates at Roosevelt
Dam. |
8. 1920—The old Roosevelt Ferry, abandoned upon completion of the
Salt River bridge. |
9.1920—The old road and the new alignment. |
10. 1939—A horse trailer in use by Ranger Clyde Moose of the Payson
District. |
11.1942—Making an emergency field telephone connection. |
12. 1957—A Forest Entrance sign on the Tonto National Forest. |
13. 1937—Workman Creek Trail. |
14. 1920—Upper portion of Workman Creek Trail. |
15. 1934—A portion of the Denton Trail built by Tonto Creek CCC
Camp, F-38-A. |
16. 1923—Apache Trail highway, near the top of Fish Creek Hill. |
17. 1935—The Cartwright Dam built for stock watering purposes on
the Cartwright allotment. |
18. 1934—An excellent rock wall being built in Bloody Tanks wash
on Miami-Superior Highway. |
19. 1934—A truck load of 240 boxes of blasting powder being moved
into the powder house. |
20. 1942—David Holliday, horse wrangler, road maintenance man, fire
fighter, tractor operator. |
21. 1934—Greasing rack at Indian Gardens ECW Camp, F-23A. |
22. 1934—J. F.Johnson, Superintendent of Pinal Mountain Camp, F-16-A
, checks a drain ditch. |
23.1913—The Tonto Supervisor 's cottage at Roosevelt, Gila County,
Arizona. |
24. 1937—The barn at Sunflower Ranger Station. |
25. 1934—Pinal Ranger Station. |
26. 1934—Alamo Ranger Station on the old Crook National Forest. |
27.1945—A group of administrative buildings including dwelling,
barn and office at Reno Ranger Station. |
28.1936—The Roosevelt Ranger Station dwelling. |
29. 1940—An early day log cabin at the Aztec Peaks Lookout. |
30.1940—Humbolt Peak Lookout, a combined dwelling-observatory, under
construction. |
31. 1936—The camp of Frank Colcord, U.S. Biological Survey trapper. |
32. 1942—Arthur L. Neal, veteran lookout serving his 20th summer
on Diamond Point. |
33. 1937—Forest Service road directional signs and fire warning. |
34. 1944—McFadden Peak Lookout Tower and cabin. |
35. 1941—Recently completed Reynolds Creek Ranger Station office
building. |
36. 1940—Cowboy camp cooks in action. |
37. 1942—Ranger Harold C. Humbert getting his packs ready at ZT
ranch. |
38. 1941—A group of teachers taking the ASTC "Arizona Resources"
course during summer session. |
39.1939—Supervisor Kirby traveling with a pack outfit in Canyon
Creek. |
40. 1925—A surveyor starting for an isolated homestead. |
41. 1939—Ranger Jesse I. Bushnell with his pack outfit in Deadman
Canyon, Verde District. |
42.1942—Mrs. Arthur L. Neal serving as lookout on Diamond Point.
|
43. 1921—Forest Officers in Scotch Mist in the Mazatzal Mountains. |
44. 1940—Members of the clerical force of the Forest Supervisor's
Office. |
45. 1944—Southwestern Region supervisors on a range training trip. |
46. 1942—Forest Ranger Monta R. Stewart on the Pleasant Valley District.
|
47. 1945—Supervisor F. L. Kirby on mesa west of Parker Creek. |
48. 1936—Bill Doherty, ECW inspector from the Regional Office and
R. C. James. |
49. 1945—Part of the Tonto staff, rangers and WEW of the RO at the
Tonto Ranger Conference. |
50.1940—The Cartwright range study plot (protected). |
51. 1938—A desert scene as viewed from the Bush (Forest Service
built) Highway. |
52. 1941—Heavily depleated range land in allotment 15, Young Sisters. |
53.1920—A better type of corral in the bush country. |
54.1945—Hauling water for cattle being grazed in protected pasture.
|
55. 1942—A salt ground near Clover Pasture, George Cline allotment.
|
56. 1943—Unpermitted (trespassing) horse gathered for removal at
the Cavness Ranch. |
57. 1942—Young junipers by the millions are encroaching on range
lands. |
58. 1920—Carr's Ranch, in the Sierra Ancha Mountains. |
59. 1939—A boundary marker. |
60. 1957—Heavy recreation use at Canyon Lake Recreation Area. |
61. 1923—A well at Carr's Ranch summer resort. |
62. 1959—Canyon Lake, a major source of water for Phoenix.
|
63. 1937— Fishermen and their families camped in the Tonto Recreational
Area. |
64. 1942—The summer cabin of W. Roy Wayland on Upper Tonto. |
65. 1943—A Forest camp sign on Apache Trail. |
66. 1936—Recreational improvements in use at the East Verde public
campground. |
67.1939—Excellent development of a seep spring in Mazatzal Mountains
near Mt. Ord Road. |
68. 1938—Hikers in quest of the Lost Dutchman gold mine in the Superstition
Mountains. |
69. 1934—A fish pond and swimming pool on Upper Tonto Creek. |
70.1937—Repairing the channel at Seven Springs Recreational Area.
|
71. 1945—Buckhorn Mountain, Goat Mountain and a portion of Apache
Lake. |
72. 1921—Black Mesa, near the eastern boundary of the Tonto National
Forest. |
73. 1921—Four Peaks viewed from the east. |
74. 1920—Workman Creek Falls. |
75.1938—Weaver's Needle, a prominent landmark in tales of the fabulous
Lost Dutchman. |
76. 1917—A waterfall in Devil's Chasm, Sierra Ancha. |
77. 1937—A scene on East Verde River. |
78. 1937—Canyon at the mouth of Parker Creek |
79. 1917—Castle Canyon in Sierra Ancha. |
80. 1940—A typical stand of Ponderosa pine showing variety of each
class. |
81. 1925—Fire warnings help tourists and woodsmen to remember to
be careful. |
82. 937—Operating a radio set in the field.
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83.
1939—Ranger Moose is
using a portable telephone at a point near the Haught fire.
|
84. 1906—The stump and top of a Western pine cut by the government
mill, Rec. Service. |
85. 1943—Rangers planting cork oak acorns on Buckhead Mesa. |
86. 1936—A pack outfit transporting drinking water and supplies. |
87. 1934—Trimming and shaping juniper posts for telephone stubs. |
88.1951—A "Barber Pole Tree," Alligator juniper on Payson
Ranger District. |
89. 1940—Looking down Workman Creek from "the Falls." |
90. 1940—Palo verde in bloom. |
91. 1921—Ponderosa pine reproduction. |
92. 1942—Loading a truck at Miller’s sawmill. |
93. 1937—Falls in lower Horton Creek which limit upward fish migration.
|
94. 1945—Nature creates an island of protected ground cover.
|
95. 1934—A flood protection wall at Indian Gardens Ranger Station. |
96. 1921—A poisonous soil area on the north shore of Roosevelt Lake
near the mouth of Tonto Creek. |
97. 1934—An erosion check dam made of a mixture of 18:1 sand and
cement. |
98. 1934—CCC enrollees carrying rocks for erosion check dams.
|
99. A CCC crew planting trout in Cave Creek. |
100. 1936—A series of rock dams in upper Horton Creek. |