Men working in Hofmann Forests
1941

Timber estimating at Hofmann Forests

2,000 shortleaf pines per acre on land thinned by the owner, C. Burriss, Stanly County
July 1932

2000 Feet of Logs on a Narrow Gauge Car
circa 1910 to 1913

30-year-old Virginia pine four years after thinning
circa 1926 to 1947

30-year-old Virginia pine four years after thinning
circa 1926 to 1947

4-H boys and girls from Duplin County at Camp Swannanoa, attending farm forestry lecture
1936

4-H boys and girls from Duplin County at Camp Swannanoa, attending farm forestry lecture
1936

4-H Club boys and girls on forestry tour through Pisgah National Forest
1936

4-H Club boys inspecting the forest nursery operated by the Log Cabin Association
1938

4-H Club boys inspecting the forest nursery operated by the Log Cabin Association
1938

4-H Club boys inspecting the forest nursery operated by the Log Cabin Association.
1938

4-H Club boys Studying Reforestation
1938

4-H Club Member Davis Chamblee with Assistant County Agent Charles Clark, Jr., talk over Chamblee's timber thinning projects
April 1942

4-H Club members in woods for forest thinning Club project
April 1942

4-H Club members on a forestry field trip
1936

4-H Club members receiving instruction from Mr. Garris on how to properly thin pine timber
1938

4-H Club Project – Forest Thinning
1938

4-H Club thinning project of B.F. Lilley, Jr.,
1939