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Harley Jolley and Chief McGuirk outside Schoolhouse
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Harley Jolley (2nd left) and Chief McGuirk (far right) standing outside the reconstructed Biltmore Forest School schoolhouse building in the Pink Beds.
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Cradle of Forestry in America Cornerstone Laying
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Climax Locomotive (close-up)
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Dr. Schenck with Mr. Potter and Ranger Allen
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Renovated Carolina Mountain Club House
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Steam Sawmill and Locomotive
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John Rock Guard Station
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Tent Cottage - One of many - Pisgah Inn
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Dr. Carl Schenck's Office (reconstructed)
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Forest Officer E. W. Gaines
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Harley Jolley and Chief McGuirk by stone plaque
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Cradle of Forestry in America Cornerstone Laying
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The interior of the Ranger House
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Fireplace, Early, on Pisgah Forest
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Reconstructed Biltmore Forest School Student Quarters - Hell Hole
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Chestnut, Beech and White Oak trees
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Black Smith Shop - restored
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Black Walnut tree
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Visitors outside the Black Forest Lodge
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Oil painting of Dr. Carl Schenck
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Leaving camp after lunch
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Dr. Schenck and Mrs Kirser at Pisgah Lodge
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Adele at 'Woodcot' House
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Reuben Robertson, Richard Preston, Walter Damstoft at Pisgah Inn
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Pisgah Inn
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(4 of 7) Inside the Black Forest Lodge
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'Turkey Pen Guard Station'
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'Champion Paper and Fibre Company'
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Virgin Spruce on Bald Knob Ridge
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Southern Black Pine - bark, fruit and leaf
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Tanbark pile by logging road, Biltmore Forest - 1901
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Pisgah Inn entrance
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Dr. Schencks visit to Pink Beds, 1951
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Forestry in Western North Carolina
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Black Forest Lodge (modern)
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Roadside plant growth.
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Soil erosion and gasoline advertisement.
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Dogwood tree in bloom
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Experimental forest plot.
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River Valley
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American Forestry Association (AFA) and North Carolina Forestry Association (NCFA) annual meeting
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Wild flower gardens in Stratton Meadow
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Biltmore Forest School students' dormitories
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Empty bark sled going up sled road
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View from Wayah Tower
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Two men pose in the Carr Lumber Company lumber yard
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'Bathhouse Wayah Pool'
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'Camping Party at Vanhook Glade'
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Tanbark on carts
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Craggy Gardens Picnic Area (?)
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Reuben Robertson, Richard Preston, Walter Damstoft at Pisgah Inn
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Satulah Mount cabin
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Pink Beds reconstruction in progress
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View of the Black Mountains from the Glass Family House (woodcut)
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'Busick dynamite magazine'
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'Pole' cars hauling logs
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Portrait of Charles Sprague Sargent
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Forester in white pine plantation ?
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'Pink Beds Recreation Area'
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Pink Beds reconstruction in progress
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Cradle of Forestry in America Cornerstone Laying, 1964 (Set photos)
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Dr. Harley Jolley at Biltmore
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Glouchester Lumber Company Shay Engine and its crew
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Cut over and burned site in Pisgah
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Riding Trip, Vanderbilts on way to Lookingglass Rock - at C. A. Schenck in Pink Beds
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Plant growth on hillside.
