Search Term Record
Metadata
Search Term |
Forest Fires |
Number of Object records |
0 |
Number of Photo records |
16 |
Number of Archive records |
10 |
Number of Library records |
4 |
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An estimated 8000 acres burned near the Town of Spider Lake. 8/8/1933 - The cause of the fire was blamed on a women berry picker who had cooked coffee over a camp fire.
8/8/1933
Record Type: Archive
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Biennial Reports of State Conservation Commission of Wisconsin. 1915-1936. - Eleven biennial reports are linked to this record detailing the activities of this commission or department. The areas of reporting include Forestry, State Parks, Fisheries, Forest Products and Game.
Conservation Collection
Record Type: Library
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CCC men at a fire camp 1933-1934 - CCC men at a fire camp Civilian Conservation Corps Camp 660, Mercer, WI Photograph album 1933-1934
Record Type: Photo
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Excerpt from the Blue Book of Wisconsin showing the number of acres of state forest reserve land by county, 1906 vs 1908 statistics. 1909 - This excerpt also discusses the importance of permanent state forest reserves, especially in the headwaters area of northern Wisconsin.
Conservation Collection
Record Type: Library
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Fire in Powell Marsh burns 1200-1800 acres. August 1948 - Fire may have been started by sparks from the Chicago and Northwestern engine. High winds and dry conditions flamed the fire. Damage was comparatively light as the swamp is composed mostly of grass and leatherleaf.
8/21/1948
Record Type: Archive
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Loveless - Forest Fire - 1930 - Loveless Photo collection "Whats left after a forest fire went thru - 1930"
Record Type: Photo
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Newly constructed Rest Lake fire tower. 1933-1934 - Newly constructed Rest Lake fire tower. Civilian Conservation Corps Camp 660, Mercer, WI Photograph album 1933-1934
Record Type: Photo
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News clippings about Tom Devine. 1958 & 1960 - Tom was recognized for 22 years of fire fighting and forest protection. He was a guide and brook trout fishing addict.
Record Type: Archive
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Opinion piece on state politicians shift from agriculture to reforestation in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. 7/18/1925
July 1925
Record Type: Archive
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