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- Higgins Avenue looking north
- Missoula (Mont.)
- Looking North on Higgins Avenue. Image featured in Then and Now: Re-Photographing Missoula exhibit with the following caption: This image shows downtown Missoula’s continuity and change. The second Florence Hotel burned in 1936, to be replaced by...
- Archives and Special Collections Digital Photos
- Front Street looking west
- Missoula (Mont.)
- Near the corner of East Front and Higgins Avenue. Image featured in Then and Now: Re-Photographing Missoula exhibit with the following caption: The three-story Hammond Arcade, in which the French Club was located, burned in 1932, transforming the...
- Archives and Special Collections Digital Photos
- Granite Mountain, Idaho
- Idaho -- Mountains
- Granite Mountain, Idaho. Plate 2a, Fire Group 9: Moist lower subalpine fir. Elevation 5,900 ft (1,799 m) Looking south into the head of Timber Creek, a tributary of the St. Joe River. Camera point is on Granite Mountain, Red Ives Ranger District,...
- Archives and Special Collections Digital Photos
- Wallace, Idaho
- Wallace (Idaho)
- Wallace, Idaho. Plate 3a. Fire Group 11: Warm-moist grand fir, western red cedar, and western hemlock. Elevation 3,300 ft (1,006 m) Looking west-northwest over Wallace, Idaho, just before the 1910 forest fire burned the northwest section of...
- Archives and Special Collections Digital Photos
- Columbia Mountain and Teakettle Mountain
- Montana -- Mountains
- Columbia Mountain (left) and Teakettle Mountain (right), Montana. Plate 9a. Fire Group 9: Moist lower subalpine fir. Elevation 6,400 ft (1,951 m) Looking southwest toward Columbia Mountain (left) and Teakettle Mountain (right) from fire lookout...
- Archives and Special Collections Digital Photos
- Soup Creek four Miles above Soup Creek Crossing
- Landscape photography
- Soup Creek four miles above Soup Creek Crossing. Plate 30a. Fire Group 4: Warm-dry Douglas-fir. Elevation 4900 fit (1494 m). The camera faces north from the mouth of Soup Creek approximately 4 miles above the Soup Creek crossing at the "old...
- Archives and Special Collections Digital Photos
- Cable loading logs on railroad flat cars.
- Lumbering-burned over logged area; Logging Railroads ; Steam donkeys
- Donkey engine - cable loading logs on railroad flat cars from burned over logged area.
- Archives and Special Collections Digital Photos
- Swift Current Lake and Many Glacier Hotel.
- Glacier National Park (Mont.)
- Looking across Swiftcurrent Lake towards Many Glacier Hotel. A water tower, mountains and burned areas visible in the background. Glacier National Park, Montana.
- Archives and Special Collections Digital Photos
- Railroad tracks and burn area in Saint Joe Forest.
- Forest fires ; Saint Joe National Forest (Idaho)
- Shows railroad tracks, a small stream and a large burned over area of the Saint Joe Forest, Idaho, resulting from the 1910 Fire.
- Archives and Special Collections Digital Photos
- Gallatin Canyon.
- Gallatin Canyon (Mont.)
- Gallatin Canyon 1.5 miles above the joining of Squaw Creek with the Gallatin River. Plate 73a (1926) Fire Group 6: Moist Douglas-fir. Elevation 5600 ft (1707 m) Looking west into the Gallatin Canyon from a point on Squaw Creek 1.5 miles above its...
- Archives and Special Collections Digital Photos
- Troopers in vicinity of Fort Maginnis.
- Fort Maginnis (Mont.)
- Troopers in vicinity of Fort Maginnis. Plate 43a (1888) Fire Group 4: Warm-dry Douglas-fir. Elevation 4,300 ft (1,311 m) A north-northwest view of troopers in vicinity of Fort Maginnis. This fort was located on the east side of the Judith...
- Archives and Special Collections Digital Photos
- Goat Creek above mouth of the Thompson River.
- Landscape photography ; Montana
- Goat Creek 2 miles above mouth of the Thompson River, Montana. Plate 6a (July 9, 1928) Fire Group 6: Moist Douglas-fir. Elevation 2,500 ft (762 m) Looking west-northwest up Goat Creek from the H. J. Corley homestead 2 miles above the mouth of the...
- Archives and Special Collections Digital Photos