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1902. Pioneer Forest Entomologists and Forest Pathologists. L-R: J.L. Webb, Asst. Forest Expert; Dr. Hermann VonSchrenk, in charge of Forest Pathology; Burns, Asst. in Forest Pathology; Dr. A.D. Hopkins, Forest Insect Investigations. Black Hills, SD.
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1902. Seated (L-R): H.E. Burke, Asst. Forest Expert; J.L. Webb, Asst. Forest Expert; and A.D. Hopkins, in charge of Forest Insect Investigations. Standing is F.C. Pratt. In the first forest entomology office in the old insectary, USDA. Washington, DC.
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1902. Left-to-Right: J.L. Webb, Assistant Forest Expert; Lee, stenographer and clerk; and H.E. Burke, Assistant Forest Expert. In the first office occupied by forest entomologists in the old insectary, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Washington, D.C.
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c.1903. Harry Eugene Burke was the first university-trained entomologist hired by A.D. Hopkins in 1902. Burke received his degree from Washington State University.
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1903. Looking Northwest across the head of the North Fork of the Pistol River. Siskiyou National Forest, Oregon.
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1903. Looking down Mule Creek Gorge from the head of Mule Creek. Siskiyou National Forest, Oregon.
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1904. Forest entomologist Jesse Lee Webb with owl. Washington, D.C.
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c.1904. The Washington Office, 1904-1906. L-R: W.F. Fiske, E.C. Wood, Dr. A.D. Hopkins, J.L. Webb, J.F. Strauss, and H.E. Burke. Washington, D.C.
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c.1906. Bureau of Entomology, Forest Insect Investigations, Washington Office staff.
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1905. Forest Insect Investigations, Washington, D.C. Left-to-right: W.F. Fiske, Phillips, and Jesse L. Webb.
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1906. Forest entomologist Harry Eugene Burke, after a field season in the Yosemite country. Palo Alto, California.
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c.1907. Forest entomologist John M. Miller while he was a student at Stanford University, California.
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c.1908. Forest Insect Investigations. On the grounds of the National Museum are seated (left to right): J.F. Strauss (artist), J.L. Webb (forest entomologist) and H.E. Burke (forest entomologist). Standing are Van Horn and E.C. Wood (clerk/stenographer).
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1909. Andrew Delmar Hopkins. The father of forest entomology in America. Washington, D.C.
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1909. Information specialist at a typewriter. Operations and Information, USDA Forest Service, Washington.
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1909. Natural size detail photo of mistletoe on red fir. Oregon.
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1909. Natural size detail photo of mistletoe on lodgepole pine. Wallowa National Forest, Oregon.
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1909. Forest entomologist J.M. Miller on horseback. Sierra National Forest, California.
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1910. Bessie Brose Miller on horseback during her honeymoon. She accompanied her husband, John M. Miller, who was checking bark beetle infestations in the southern Sierra Nevada Mountains, California.
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1910. Josef Brunner (left) and Jesse L. Webb on a field trip in the northern Rocky Mountains region.
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1910. Baker Forest Protective Association control camp. Northeastern Oregon Bark Beetle Control Project.
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1910. Preliminary training camp. L-R: Woodsman Stockburger, Agent and Expert H.E. Burke, Woodsman J.J. Sullivan, Woodsman Ike Miller, Cruiser-foreman, E.J. Maberry, and Woodsman Henkel. Northeastern Oregon Bark Beetle Control Project.
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1911. W.B. Turner (left) special agent in charge of cooperation with private owners; and H.E. Burke, Agent and Expert in charge of the Northeastern Oregon Bark Beetle Control Project. USDA Bureau of Entomology Forest Insect Station Number 6. Baker, Oregon
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1911. Dr. A.D. Hopkins (center) with control crew examining mountain pine beetle infested ponderosa pine. Northeastern Oregon Bark Beetle Control Project. Miner Creek area, Whitman National Forest, near Sumpter, Oregon.
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1911. Sugar pines in the Prospect Corridor, Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest, Oregon.
