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Famous "One Log" House cut from Redwood tree over 2100 years old. Art Schmock and a helper needed 8 months of hard labor to hollow out the log into a…
This tourist attraction exits on Confusion Hill, on the Redwood Highway; it is made entirely of native Redwood.
The Historic Eureka Inn--A North Coast landmark since 1922. While catering to the traveler who seeks service, first-class amenities and elegance, this…
This photograph illustrates baskets from the Karuk and Yurock; the Eureka Times Standard advertised the baskets as: Seven Fancy Baskets in their book,…
The Carson House in Eureka, built in 1885 is an outstanding year around visitor attraction. Originally built by William Carson; The Carson House is…
Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park
One of the largest and most easily accessible trees of the Coastal Redwoods.
Estimated Age: 1500 years
The Redwood sculpture, Paul Bunyan, (15 ton, 49 ft) nods, waves, and winks as he and Babe, the 34 ft, 17 1/2 ton Blue Ox, greet the many visitor to…
A newsletter printed by Citizens for a Redwood National Park in 1967. Contained within the newsletter is a letter from CRNP President Dave Van de Mark…
A map of the town of Falk.
A map showing locations of Yurok towns on and around the Klamath River basin.
An article published in a 1908 edition of the Journal of Education. It highlights a petition to the U.S. government sent by 1,400 school children from…
A logging crew poses beside a massive cut redwood tree.
A loaded train hauls redwood logs at Excelsior Redwood Co. in Eureka, California.
A spool donkey is shown next to a logging train in California, at Little River Redwood Company.
A steam shovel with a crane unloads house parts from flat cars behind locomotive No. 3 at a new logging camp for Hammond Lumber Company.
A view of the Hammond logging camp.
A logging crew poses with trees split using dynamite.
Scene from a redwood logging operation showing a hayrack boom used to move logs.
A portrait of a large group of workers in a logging camp.
A trainis shown loaded with 16 logs measuring 88,568 feet, from the logging woods of John Vance.
An article printed in the Pacific Rural Press, in 1893 describing the Redwood tree used for a display at the World's Fair
This is a schetch reconstruction of the exterior view from front; Interior view from back of Tolowa redwood plank-style house
Tolowa man sitting in front of sweathouse, built in traditional plank-wood style, near Crescent City.
The village showing both the traditional plank house and Euro-American wooden houses and giving an indication of how traditional house sites were…
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Building and walls constructed entirely of cross-cut redwood log sections.
A newspaper article discussing comments made by congressmen about the Douglas Bill.
A copy of a resolution in opposition to the enactment of H.R.6201 written by the Eureka Chamber of Commerce.
A newspaper article about the Humboldt Grange's public opposition to the Douglas Forest Bill.
A newspaper article from the Humboldt Times discussing active opposition to the Douglas Bill.
An article from the Humboldt Times discussing the proposed Douglas Bill (H.R.6201) for a memorial Redwood Park for Franklin D. Roosevelt. The article…
This building is located on the corner of 2nd & M, Old Town Eureka.This is considered to be one of the finest examples of Queen Anne Victorian…
A speech about the need for a Redwood National Park given by Jeffery Cohelan of California to the 89th congress in the House of Representatives.…
An article in a bulletin created by the Sierra Club highlighting President Lyndon B. Johnson's remarks regarding the pursuit of a redwood park study…
A document containing the policies and procedures of the Citizens of Redwood National Park, which is a local organization based in Arcata, CA.
An advertisement from a 1965 edition of the Sierra Club's Outdoor Newsletter encouraging the public to take action advocating for a Redwood National…
A color photograph of Lyndon B. Johnson addressing a crowd at the dedication of Lady Bird Johnson Grove.
A color photograph of Lyndon B. Johnson addressing a crowd at the dedication of Lady Bird Johnson Grove.
Interior view of the Chimney Tree, 14 ft. in diameter, located on Redwood Highway. Private collection of redwood article on display.
The walls of the building are constructed entirely of cross-cut redwood log sections.
This image depicts a Wiyot family standing in front of the remnants of the Wiyot village of Hatpileka. The structures on the left are the village…
Interior view of the opening to a traditional Yurok redwood-plank house in Requa village.
Scene of a Yurok Village in Wahsekw, depicting the traditional redwood-plank styled houses.
Interior view of a Yurok sweathouse, which shows the round exit and its cover, as well as the pillow carved from redwood on the floor to the left,…
The objects were commonly found in Indigenous sweathouses. On the left and right are examples of Yurok stools carved out of redwood. In the center of…
Hupa men traveling by redwood dugout boat up the Trinity River.
Hoopa Woman crossing the Trinity River by Canoe, likely traded from another tribe due to their lesser proximity to redwood.
Three Yurok men carve and finish a canoe built from a single redwood log.
Indigenous Hupa ceremony, depicting dugout canoes as they pass along the river, in ceremony.
Yurok Grandmother sitting in "double-ended" redwood canoe.
View of a Yurok house and roof, constructed out of redwood.
Child dressed up at the doorway of the Brooks' House, the old Yurok Native Family House in Requa.
Yurok woman standing in front of traditional redwood plank-style houses.
Portrait of three Indigenous men from the Yurok tribe standing in front of a traditional redwood house.
A letter coined by Save-the-Redwoods League President Ralph W. Chaney to other league members. The letter highlights two recent events, the passing of…
A Citizens for a Redwood National Park (CRNP) newsletter admonishing members to continue to uphold their demands until the legislation for a National…
A Save-the-Redwoods League spring bulletin outlining the Redwood National Park expansion, newly dedicated memorial groves, the purchasing of Big Creek…
A press release sent out by the President of Citizens for a Redwood National Park, David Van de Mark. This document addresses the accusation that…
A newspaper article examining accusations against Georgia-Pacific due to logging within the boundaries of the new Redwood National Park.…
A letter written by H.K. Trobitz, Manager of the California Timberlands Division of the Simpson Lumber Company criticizing an ad created by the…
A Times-Standard article outlining the details of Humboldt State College Forestry Professor, Rudolph F. Becking's plan for a redwood park.
A map produced by Citizens for a Redwood National Park illustrating the differences between the Mill Creek and Redwood Creek Proposals.
Front page headline for the Times-Standard announcing the passing of a bill for a Redwood National Park.
A newspaper article, map included, which describes Senate Bill 1370 to establish a Redwood National Park. It discusses disagreements among lumber…
Forestry professor, Rudolph W. Becking's statement to congress on what should be included in the National Redwood Park. Discusses his own Regional…
A newsletter sent out by the Citizens for a Redwood National Park containing two members' testimonies on the need for a National Redwood Park that…
A newspaper article printed in the Times-Standard discussing disagreements between the Sierra Club and Georgia-Pacific, primarily concerning…
Two maps printed in a newspaper illustrating the vague nature of the proposed boundary lines for the Redwood National Park.
An article from the Times-Standard that traces the issue of purchasing tribal lands for the establishment of Redwood National Park.
A drawing of a traditionally built home near Trinidad, in Northern California.
A photograph showing a logging crew posing in the process of cutting down an enormous Redwood tree.
The second shot in existence of Elsie E. Hover's Hupa Basket presentations to local elementary school children.
This basket collection demonstrates the semblance of a private collection. The owner and curator, Hover, is able to show her baskets at local events,…
Man stands with arms wide open to display width of Redwood Lumber plank
Show room full of handmade bowls, cups, plates made of redwood.
Group of men posing in the undercut of a redwood tree, holding a gunstick out in front.
A family posing on the stump of a redwood tree in the forest.
A Redwood Burl located near The Stump House; burl in the shape of a leg, with shoe added on.
Wall of Wunderlich Bros. Trading cards and Mementos on sale for tourists passing through Humboldt County and the majestic redwoods.
Four workers and photographer Ericson pose with large redwood tree
A photo-opt in the forest; prominent local photographer Ericson seated on a redwood stump.
Hupa baskets for sale in Humboldt County.
A carload of people touring Redwood Park.
Redwood Log showing smaller tree encased by larger tree
Wm.D. Haywood and Eureka Socialists beside the giant Redwood in Sequoia Park Eureka, March 1909.
An image displaying two views of Humboldt County. The first view is showing Trinidad Head of the Pacific Ocean shore from the Redwood Highway. The…
The Presidential Group leaving Airforce One at McKinleyville Airport to board Marine Helicopters for trip to Redwood National Park, August 1969.
Two ladies prepare a picnic table while a man lounges nearby among the Redwoods.
A woman, May Pearsall, standing on a bridge in the redwoods with a fishing pole. Individual identified by Sam Swanlund in 1998.
A man in a buggy being pulled by a two horse team through the Humboldt redwoods.
This image illustrates items from Indigenous tribes around Humboldt County. Indigenous peoples most commonly used Redwood as their material for…
Requa Village
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