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jayswof: Postcard from Mabel, Oregon May 15, 1908
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jayswof: Booth-Kelly Mill Crew, Wendling, OR c1908
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jayswof: Booth-Kelly Paycheck, Wendling, Oregon, 1925
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jayswof: Women's Baseball team from Bally Siding, c1916
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jayswof: Log Drive on the Mohawk, c1900-1901
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jayswof: Norman Workman Haying, near Marcola, OR, unk date
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jayswof: Monroe 'Roe' Miller lived most of his life in Leona, Oregon. He moved to Marcola in 1929 and passed in 1941. He long had valley ties in that his daughter Edna married Joe Queen and his daughter Ida married Jack Queen. Roe had quite a gun collection for
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jayswof: St Peter Chapel Car, unk date
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jayswof: Camp 10, east of Wendling, Oregon c1914
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jayswof: Fischer Lumber Company loading dock, Marcola, Oregon c1905.
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jayswof: County Road bridge, east of Wending, OR 1908
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jayswof: Envelope to Frank Buck in Vacaville from George Kelly in Wendling, January 31, 1900
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jayswof: Ping Yang Band, Mohawk, Oregon, June 13, 1914
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jayswof: Steam Powered Drag Saw, Mohawk Valley, c1930s
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jayswof: MWA Baseball Team, Marcola, Oregon 1912
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jayswof: School Bus, Mabel, Oregon c1935
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jayswof: Booth-Kelly Office Vault Remnant, Wendling, OR c1980
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jayswof: Booth-Kelly Camp 8 Mess Hall, east of Wendling, OR May 3, 1915
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jayswof: Time Sheet, Southern Pacific Mill No. 3, near Marcola, OR January 1911
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jayswof: Goddess of LIberty, Marcola, OR July 4, 1916
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jayswof: House, Marcola, Oregon, c1909-1912
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jayswof: Mrs J T Whitmore, Isabel, Oregon c1893-1899
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jayswof: Booth-Kelly Camp 23, east of Wendling, Or, c1926
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jayswof: Stafford School, Mohawk, Oregon 1899
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jayswof: CCC Camp Wendling, East of Wendling, Or 1933-34
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jayswof: Building Logging Road, Fischer Lumber Co, Near Marcola, Oregon 1940s-50s
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jayswof: Ella Celia Riggs, Mabel, Oregon, 1915
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jayswof: 4L Members, Camp 28, East of Wendling, OR, Oct. 1922
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jayswof: Thomas John Gulliford, Mohawk, Oregon, 1860s
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jayswof: King of the Killer Moutain, Crime Does Not Pay No. 39, May 1945