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Photograph shows a high railroad trestle, standard gauge, on logging railroad from Stirling City to Nigger Point near old Camp 3. This trestle was built about 1905 and was used until the line was abandoned in 1915.
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Silver Gelatin Dop – Copy Print
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Dietz, Glenn
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California State University, Chico

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California Digital Library

Keywords

  1. Diamond Match Company
  2. Locomotives
  3. Logging
  4. Logging Railroads
  5. Logs
  6. Trestles

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