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Labour and Economic Growth - Forestry

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R-B1691

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ca 1903

Logging camps provided the loggers with meals and a place to sleep after their long hours of work.

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Reference Number:	R-B1691
Media Type:	photograph
Keywords:	Lumber and Lumbering; Lumber Men; Camps

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Preview	Ref Number	Type	Title
	R-B1700		01 - North of Prince Albert the extreme cold of winter (-35) did not stop these loggers.

	R-B1698		02 - Loggers eat their lunch on site while taking a break from their work.

	R-B10113		03 - The logs were hauled out of the bush by horses and sledges.

	R-B310		04 - River drives were held during spring and summer to get the logs to a mill.

	R-B415		05 - The logs were gathered at a 'landing camp'.

	R-B1691		06 - Logging camps provided the loggers with meals and a place to sleep after their long hours of work.

	R-B333		07 - Some camps had to be portable to accommodate the needs of the men working the Red Deer River drive of 1917

	R-A1783		08 - The cooks at a lumber camp.

	R-B1695		09 - Preparing another meal for the loggers in the cook house.

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