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Logging Locomotives

By R.A. Schenck | Published: October 24, 2010

One of the frequent subjects photographed by Darius Kinsey during his trips out to the early logging camps of the Pacific Northwest were the powerful locomotives used to haul the massive fallen trees back out of the forests. Unlike the locomotives used to pull freight and passengers, the specially designed logging locomotives had to deal [...]

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The Photography of Darius Kinsey

By R.A. Schenck | Published: July 31, 2010

During the early history of Washington state, a man by the name of Darius Kinsey built a successful career and business out of taking pictures of wild scenery and the settlers and loggers who came to conquer it. His wife, Tabitha Kinsey would help him process the plates at home. From the inside cover of [...]

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