Hot Springs national park - Shortleaf Pine, Hot Springs Arkansas
Foliage of the Shortleaf Pine Public domain photograph by National Parks Administration, nature conservation, tourism, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Foresters at Work - Alabama, National Forest Service photograph.
Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History
Photograph of Thinning in Shortleaf Pine Showing Splash Disposal
Original caption: Thinning in shortleaf pine showing splash disposal. Historic Photographs
Good stand of shortleaf pine (fifteen to twenty years). Best use for t...
Public domain photograph of 1930s-1940s Virginia, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Good stand of shortleaf pine (fifteen to twenty years). Best use for t...
Title and other information from caption card. Transfer; United States. Office of War Information. Overseas Picture Division. Washington Division; 1944. More information about the FSA/OWI Collection is availabl... More
Photograph of American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Plantation
Original caption: American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Plantation along TT 105 in the Rosiclare R.D. Established spring of 1938, planted to shortleaf pine. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Shortleaf Pine and Black Oak Cover Type
Original caption: Shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata) and black oak (Q. Mary-landica) cover type. Pine Hills, Delta Ranger District. Historic Photographs
Photograph of a Completed Bale of Shortleaf Pine Ready for Shipping to...
Original caption: A completed bale of 1-0 shortleaf pine ready for shipping to the field for planting. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Shortleaf Pine, National Forest Service photograph.
Original caption: 1-0 shortleaf pine, Block #1. Historic Photographs Public domain photograph of forest, trees, US government forestry agency, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Photograph of Planting Crew, National Forest Service photograph.
Original caption: WPA planting crew planting 1-0 shortleaf pine in an abandoned field on the Lafayette R.D. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Individual Planter, National Forest Service photograph.
Original caption: Individual planter (Roy Dillman of Branchville, Ind.) of the WPA planting crew. He is planting a 1-0 shortleaf pine. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Abandoned Field with Natural Reproduction of Shortleaf P...
Original caption: Abandoned field with natural reproduction of shortleaf pine coming in. Note the seed trees in the upper right. This field was pastured lightly this year by 1 cow and 2 horses, which do not fee... More
Photograph of Mixed Stand of Shortleaf Pine and Black Oak
Original caption: Mixed stand of shortleaf pine and black oak. This is a 4-log site. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Sign on the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs Coopera...
Original caption: Sign Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs Coop. Plantation. Shortleaf pine and red cedar. 1200 acres. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Sign for the Children of the American Revolution (Willia...
Original caption: Sign, Children of Amer. Rev. (Wm. Dawes Society) Coop Plantation. 10 acres. All shortleaf pine. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Gravely Tractor and Plow Attachment
Original caption: Gravely tractor and plow attachment in action, in medium density grass and weeds planted to shortleaf pine. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Gravely Tractor and Plow Attachment
Original caption: Gravely tractor and plow attachment in action in heavy sedge grass planted to shortleaf pine. Historic Photographs
Photograph of a Plantation of Short Leaf Pine Planted in Spring 1940
Original caption: Plantation--Spring 1940--Shortleaf pine. Taken 60 feet from end of road at Ponds proper in Sec36, T10S, R8E. Camera facing east. Historic Photographs
Photograph of a Plantation of Short Leaf Pine Planted in Spring 1947
Original caption: Plantation--Shortleaf pine--Spring 1947. Taken from right hand side of entrance road to McCormick Tower (leaving the tower) and 33 paces from tower warning sign. Sec15, T11S, R5E. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Entrance Road to Vesuvius Recreational Area
Original caption: CP3. Entrance road to Vesuvius Recreational area planted in spring 1951 to shortleaf pine. Ironton RD. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Shortleaf Pine, National Forest Service photograph.
Original caption: Shortleaf pine planted in 1951 in abandoned, eroded field at right of country road. Brownstown RD. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Shortleaf Pine, National Forest Service photograph.
Original caption: Shortleaf pine planted in Spring of 1951 in Vesuvius Recreational Area. Ironton RD. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Loading the First Pine Pulpwood
Original caption: Loading the first pine pulpwood over shipped out of Southern Illinois at Harrisburg on the NYC railroad. Pulpwood (shortleaf pine) planted and grows on the Kaskaskia Experimental Forest. Histo... More
Photograph of Shortleaf Pine Planted by Sahara Coal Company
Original caption: Shortleaf pine planted by Sahara Coal Co. on their spoil bank left after strip mining. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Gully Erosion - U.S. National Archives Public Domain pho...
Original caption: C.P. #23- Gully erosion, shortleaf pine planted 1954 and 1956. NE NE Sec. 18 T. 7 N., R. 4E. Post 6 ch. North gravel road on west side same gully as C.P. #22. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Sheet Erosion - U.S. National Archives Public Domain pho...
Original caption: C.P. #22- sheet erosion, shortleaf pine planted 1954 and 1956 NE NE sec. 18 T. 7N., R 4E. Post 3 ch. North gravel road. Brownstown R.D. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Shortleaf Pine, National Forest Service photograph.
Original caption: C.P. #18- Shortleaf pine planted spring 1951. NE Gor. SW SW sec. 21T 7R. 2 road bank by 22" hickory. Brownstown RD. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Memorial Plan...
Original caption: CP1. DAR Memorial Plantation. Acres badly gullied. Reforested to hold water & heal erosion. Planted 1948 to shortleaf pine. Replanted with Virginia pine on eroded areas in 1954. Tell City RD. ... More
Photograph of Reclaimed Strip Mine Showing Black Locust and Shortleaf ...
Original caption: CP1A. Reclaimed strip mine showing black locust and shortleaf pine planted spring 1954 and pond resulting from stripping operations. Ironton RD. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Reclaimed Strip Mine Showing Black Locust and Shortleaf ...
Original caption: CP1. Reclaimed strip Mine showing black locust and shortleaf pine planted spring 1954 following coal stripping operations. Ironton RD. Historic Photographs
Photograph of a Shortleaf Pine Stand to Be Marked for Cutting
Original caption: Shortleaf pine stand to be marked for cutting. Located south of Winona, MO. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Forest Ranger Kopecky Examining a Field
Original caption: For. Rang. Kopecky examines field which has recently been planted with shortleaf pine. Similar to area covered in picture. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Forest Ranger Frank Kopecky Measuring the Circumference ...
Original caption: Forest ranger Frank Kopecky measures circumference of shortleaf pine in 40 acre stand planted by CCC in 1938 and 1940. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Forest Ranger Harley Thomas with Assistant Ranger L. Tro...
Original caption: Harley Thomas, Forest ranger, at time 40 acre stand of shortleaf pine was planted in 1938 and 1940 by CCC, felling first tree from pulpwood operation which is first made in this stand. Pres. A... More
Photograph of Shortleaf Pine Planted in Spring 1958
Original caption: C.P. #2 (T38,R.W. Section 30). Shows shortleaf pine planted spring 1958, in area of gully erosion. Tell City RD. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Shortleaf Pine Seed Production Area
Original caption: Shortleaf pine seed production area improved by use of APW workers, Centerville Rd. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Harvesting Shortleaf Pine, National Forest Service photo...
Original caption: Harvesting shortleaf pine in a 27 year old stand. Historic Photographs