Darius Kinsey

American · b. 1869 — d. 1945

Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

American, 1869–1945

Timeline

Born 1869 — Died 1945

1890s

Small Locomotive

Hood Canal, Washington

1900s

Skagit Valley Railroad

1900

A Dense Strand of Fine Quality Fir

1900

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

1900

Crescent Camp No. 1

+26

1910s

1910

Untitled

1910

Untitled

[Logging/ Timber Scene]

+36

1920s

Fir Tree, Thirty Feet in Circumference, One Foot from Ground

Redwoods, Northern California

1925

English Camp, No. 11

St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company, Nooksack Camp

1930s

1936

Crescent Camp Number One, Timber Views Co., Seattle

1940s

1940

Cedar 20' Diameter, Washington

Works

83 artworks

Hood Canal, Washington

, 1895

Small Locomotive

, 1895

Darius Kinsey

Timeline

Works

Hood Canal, Washington

Small Locomotive

Untitled

A Dense Strand of Fine Quality Fir

Skagit Valley Railroad

Crescent Camp No. 1

Logging Cedar Phone Poles

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

THREE MEN FELLING A FIR TREE

Cedar - 20 Foot Diameter

Untitled

Residence of an Early Settler in Washington

Cedar Stump House, Twenty Feet in Diameter, Edgecomb, Washington

Tunnel through Cedar Tree, Circumference 45 feet.

Natives of Puget Sound. Kloochman.

The Hanging Bridge, Royal Gorge, Colorado.

Camp near Timber Line, Mt. Baker, Washington.

Marines at Practice at P.S. Navy Yard

Brooklyn Bridge from World Building, New York City.

Felling a Fir Tree, 51 Feet in Circumference

Falling Redwood, Humboldt County, California

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

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