Darius Kinsey

American · b. 1869 — d. 1945

American, 1869–1945

Timeline

Born 1869 — Died 1945

1900s

1900

Crescent Camp No. 1

1900

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1900

Logging Cedar Phone Poles

1900

Cedar - 20 Foot Diameter

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1910s

1910

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1910

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1910

Snapshot of fellers sawing down a seven-foot fir. Undercut is four feet from ground which means modern logging economy

1910

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1920s

1925

English Camp, No. 11

1930s

1936

Crescent Camp Number One, Timber Views Co., Seattle

1940s

1940

Cedar 20' Diameter, Washington

Works

31 artworks

Crescent Camp No. 1

, 1900

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, 1900

Darius Kinsey

Timeline

Works

Crescent Camp No. 1

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Logging Cedar Phone Poles

Cedar - 20 Foot Diameter

Log Scaled 18,000', English Camp Number 11, Timber Views Co., Seattle

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A Dense Strand of Fine Quality Fir

THREE MEN FELLING A FIR TREE

Felling a Tree

Felling a Fir Tree 51 Feet in Circumference, Measured Four Feet from the Ground. From the Undercut to the Ground Is Ten Feet, Indicating Early-Day Logging

Homesteader's Shake Cabin

Felling a Fir Tree, 51 Feet in Circumference

Felling a cedar 76 feet in circumference measured 1 1/2 feet from ground. Supposed to have been the largest tree in Washington

HOMESTEADER'S SHAKE CABIN, WASHINGTON

Loggers and Big Cedar

Two nine-foot firs showing the stumps from which they were felled; bucker with saw, axe, etc. appearing on the scene

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Snapshot of fellers sawing down a seven-foot fir. Undercut is four feet from ground which means modern logging economy

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Train of logs on a horseshoe curve along the ragged mountain side - large logging camp at edge of woods in background

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Merril and Ring Logging Company, Pysht, Washington