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Simpson loggers sitting on freshly cut logs eating lunch
This image features a group of loggers employed by the Simpson Lumber Company enjoying their lunch.
Sourvam Dolly - named after the mountain
A skilled weaver displaying a variety of her baskets including eating and cooking baskets, a storage basket with lattice twined rim, trays, and a hat.
Arcata Fair, 1919
This image depicts the apple display at the Arcata Fair.
A Salmon Dam -- Billie to my Rescue
This image shows a traditional Native American fishing dam on the Trinity River
People on beach with salmon, pre-1920
This image depicts a group of men and women after a successful day of fishing at Moonstone Beach, Humboldt County
Dan Pooler Selling Crabs in Eureka
This image shows a historic image of a man identified as Dan Pooler who would advertise his cooked crabs as 'Ocean Watermelon' on the streets of Eureka
Trinidad Market and Liquors
Black and White Postcard of the Trinidad Market and Liquor store, along the Redwood Highway in California.
Lazio's Restaurant
This is a color postcard of a popular Eureka Restaurant on the waterfront of Humboldt Bay
The Eureka Inn Crab Specials
This is a postcard that features the Crab Specials of the Eureka Inn, and is addressed to "Mrs. Mort Hye" of Oakland, California.
Coffee Tavern at the Eureka Inn
This postcard shows the historic Eureka Inn Coffee Tavern. Today, the building is on the National Register of Historic Places and is a cherished antique of a building. Originally opened in 1922, the Inn has served many famous Americans, and still…
Big 4 Inn Wine List
This is the wine list of The Big 4 Inn, which existed in Trinidad and in Northern Arcata for a number of years.
Tea Reception, Humboldt State University 1941
Mrs. Garrison pours (tea) at a reception following Bach Oratorio.
Redwood Country Album, Vance Cookhouse
This image features a small crew positioned outside their cookhouse in Essex.
Cookhouse in Newburg, Humboldt County
Newspaper Photo of a logging outfit waiting for dinner at the Newburg camp owned by Eel River Lumber Company.