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Title
Campbell Creek Logging Chute
Contributor
Dietz, Glenn
Date Created and/or Issued
ca. 1900
Publication Information
Meriam Library. California State University, Chico
Contributing Institution
California State University, Chico
Collection
Northeastern California Historical Photograph Collection
Rights Information
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Description
Photograph shows the Campbell Creek hoist house and chute. This was an 'endless cable' to which logs were attached by chokers using a grip clamp, apparently modified from the San Francisco cable car clamps.
Type
image
Format
240x165mm.
tif
Silver gelatin DOP – copy print
Identifier
sc23874
http://archives.csuchico.edu/cdm/ref/collection/coll11/id/13463
Subject
Sierra Lumber Company (Calif.)
Logging
Sawmills
Source
sc23874.tif
Relation
Hard Drive
photographs
Northeastern California Historical Photograph Collection

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