Rivers

Railroad Ties on East Fork of Blacks Fork, Wasatch National Forest.

Railroad tie drive on the North Fork of Mill Creek in Wasatch National Forest.

Breaking Them In on the North Fork of Mill Creek refers to moving the logs into the water where they will travel to their next destination. This took place in driving camps. This one in the Wasatch National Forest. See photo 2009-3253 for a closer view.

Looking up East Fork of Blacks Fork, Wasatch National Forest.

Looking up Middle Fork of Blacks Fork, Wasatch National Forest.

Sheep on Lorr's Fork of the Sevier River, Sevier National Forest, Utah.

Kanab Creek Camp, East Fork of Sevier River, Sevier National Forest, Utah.

Stuart A. Rice quote "Fort George Hill from roof of 428 W. 204 St. showing Washington Bridge and High Bridge over Harlem River. At the left the plant of the United Elec. Light & Power Co. In the foreground, Sherman Creek (A) Speedway and Speedway Inn (B) 203 St. (C)". This is in New York City.

Korean people at a ferry site on the Hans River. There is a roadside stand on the right. A little boy is sleeping while being carried on the back of a girl. This photo was taken during the Korean census taking.

Trial census takers and other passengers on a ferryboat near Seoul, Korea.