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Caption reads: "View of open field in which first Yale Forestry Camp was held at Crossett in 1915. [actually 1912] L.R. Wilcoxon, Woodland Manager of C.L.Co. [Crossett Lumber Company] and W.B. Rice, Yale graduate and regional forester of R-4 look over the area in 1942.
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Collection: Southern Research Station Historical Documents and Images
Keywords: experimental forest
Yale Camp
personnel
Location: Crossett Experimental Forest; Ashley County; Arkansas
Description: Caption reads: "View of open field in which first Yale Forestry Camp was held at Crossett in 1915. [actually 1912] L.R. Wilcoxon, Woodland Manager of C.L.Co. [Crossett Lumber Company] and W.B. Rice, Yale graduate and regional forester of R-4 look over the area in 1942.
Date: 8/10/1942

Caption reads: "A modified Columbus deep-notch weir and approach basis under construction on West Nesbitt Creek."
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Collection: Southern Research Station Historical Documents and Images
Keywords: weir
stream gage
Location: West Nesbitt Creek, Irons Fork Experimental Forest, Arkansas
Description: Caption reads: "A modified Columbus deep-notch weir and approach basis under construction on West Nesbitt Creek."
Date: Mar-42

Caption reads: "A modified Columbus deep-notch weir and approach basis under construction on West Nesbitt Creek."
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Collection: Southern Research Station Historical Documents and Images
Keywords: weir
stream gage
Location: West Nesbitt Creek, Irons Fork Experimental Forest, Arkansas
Description: Caption reads: "A modified Columbus deep-notch weir and approach basis under construction on West Nesbitt Creek."
Date: Mar-42

Diversion spreader #2, one of the water diversion spreader systems as a part of a forest engineering project on the Irons Fork Experimental Forest. These structures, constructed in 1939 in the Rock Creek drainage of Irons Fork, were designed to help capture/slow stormflow along the ridges to help reduce peak flow in stream channels in the valleys. Photographs were taken before 1943 by an unknown USFS photographer and used in an unpublished report by Assistant Forester John L. Arend.
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Collection: Southern Research Station Historical Documents and Images
Keywords: water diverter
storm flow
peak flow
Location: Irons Fork Experimental Forest, Arkansas
Description: Diversion spreader #2, one of the water diversion spreader systems as a part of a forest engineering project on the Irons Fork Experimental Forest. These structures, constructed in 1939 in the Rock Creek drainage of Irons Fork, were designed to help capture/slow stormflow along the ridges to help reduce peak flow in stream channels in the valleys. Photographs were taken before 1943 by an unknown USFS photographer and used in an unpublished report by Assistant Forester John L. Arend.
Date: 1942?

Diversion spreader #3, one of the water diversion spreader systems as a part of a forest engineering project on the Irons Fork Experimental Forest. These structures, constructed in 1939 in the Rock Creek drainage of Irons Fork, were designed to help capture/slow stormflow along the ridges to help reduce peak flow in stream channels in the valleys. Photographs were taken before 1943 by an unknown USFS photographer and used in an unpublished report by Assistant Forester John L. Arend.
more info/bigger image
Collection: Southern Research Station Historical Documents and Images
Keywords: water diverter
storm flow
peak flow
Location: Irons Fork Experimental Forest, Arkansas
Description: Diversion spreader #3, one of the water diversion spreader systems as a part of a forest engineering project on the Irons Fork Experimental Forest. These structures, constructed in 1939 in the Rock Creek drainage of Irons Fork, were designed to help capture/slow stormflow along the ridges to help reduce peak flow in stream channels in the valleys. Photographs were taken before 1943 by an unknown USFS photographer and used in an unpublished report by Assistant Forester John L. Arend.
Date: 1942?

Masonry baffle on diversion spreader #4, one of the water diversion spreader systems as a part of a forest engineering project on the Irons Fork Experimental Forest. These structures, constructed in 1939 in the Rock Creek drainage of Irons Fork, were designed to help capture/slow stormflow along the ridges to help reduce peak flow in stream channels in the valleys. Photographs were taken before 1943 by an unknown USFS photographer and used in an unpublished report by Assistant Forester John L. Arend.
more info/bigger image
Collection: Southern Research Station Historical Documents and Images
Keywords: water diverter
storm flow
peak flow
Location: Irons Fork Experimental Forest, Arkansas
Description: Masonry baffle on diversion spreader #4, one of the water diversion spreader systems as a part of a forest engineering project on the Irons Fork Experimental Forest. These structures, constructed in 1939 in the Rock Creek drainage of Irons Fork, were designed to help capture/slow stormflow along the ridges to help reduce peak flow in stream channels in the valleys. Photographs were taken before 1943 by an unknown USFS photographer and used in an unpublished report by Assistant Forester John L. Arend.
Date: 1942?

Ditch leading to spreader system for diversion spreader #4, one of the water diversion spreader systems as a part of a forest engineering project on the Irons Fork Experimental Forest. These structures, constructed in 1939 in the Rock Creek drainage of Irons Fork, were designed to help capture/slow stormflow along the ridges to help reduce peak flow in stream channels in the valleys. Photographs were taken before 1943 by an unknown USFS photographer and used in an unpublished report by Assistant Forester John L. Arend.
more info/bigger image
Collection: Southern Research Station Historical Documents and Images
Keywords: water diverter
storm flow
peak flow
Location: Irons Fork Experimental Forest, Arkansas
Description: Ditch leading to spreader system for diversion spreader #4, one of the water diversion spreader systems as a part of a forest engineering project on the Irons Fork Experimental Forest. These structures, constructed in 1939 in the Rock Creek drainage of Irons Fork, were designed to help capture/slow stormflow along the ridges to help reduce peak flow in stream channels in the valleys. Photographs were taken before 1943 by an unknown USFS photographer and used in an unpublished report by Assistant Forester John L. Arend.
Date: 1942?

Circular storage pits on diversion spreader #5, one of the water diversion spreader systems as a part of a forest engineering project on the Irons Fork Experimental Forest. These structures, constructed in 1939 in the Rock Creek drainage of Irons Fork, were designed to help capture/slow stormflow along the ridges to help reduce peak flow in stream channels in the valleys. Photographs were taken before 1943 by an unknown USFS photographer and used in an unpublished report by Assistant Forester John L. Arend.
more info/bigger image
Collection: Southern Research Station Historical Documents and Images
Keywords: water diverter
storm flow
peak flow
Location: Irons Fork Experimental Forest, Arkansas
Description: Circular storage pits on diversion spreader #5, one of the water diversion spreader systems as a part of a forest engineering project on the Irons Fork Experimental Forest. These structures, constructed in 1939 in the Rock Creek drainage of Irons Fork, were designed to help capture/slow stormflow along the ridges to help reduce peak flow in stream channels in the valleys. Photographs were taken before 1943 by an unknown USFS photographer and used in an unpublished report by Assistant Forester John L. Arend.
Date: 1942?

Diversion spreader #7, one of the water diversion spreader systems as a part of a forest engineering project on the Irons Fork Experimental Forest. These structures, constructed in 1939 in the Rock Creek drainage of Irons Fork, were designed to help capture/slow stormflow along the ridges to help reduce peak flow in stream channels in the valleys. Photographs were taken before 1943 by an unknown USFS photographer and used in an unpublished report by Assistant Forester John L. Arend.
more info/bigger image
Collection: Southern Research Station Historical Documents and Images
Keywords: water diverter
storm flow
peak flow
Location: Irons Fork Experimental Forest, Arkansas
Description: Diversion spreader #7, one of the water diversion spreader systems as a part of a forest engineering project on the Irons Fork Experimental Forest. These structures, constructed in 1939 in the Rock Creek drainage of Irons Fork, were designed to help capture/slow stormflow along the ridges to help reduce peak flow in stream channels in the valleys. Photographs were taken before 1943 by an unknown USFS photographer and used in an unpublished report by Assistant Forester John L. Arend.
Date: 1942?

Diversion spreader #9, one of the water diversion spreader systems as a part of a forest engineering project on the Irons Fork Experimental Forest. These structures, constructed in 1939 in the Rock Creek drainage of Irons Fork, were designed to help capture/slow stormflow along the ridges to help reduce peak flow in stream channels in the valleys. Photographs were taken before 1943 by an unknown USFS photographer and used in an unpublished report by Assistant Forester John L. Arend.
more info/bigger image
Collection: Southern Research Station Historical Documents and Images
Keywords: water diverter
storm flow
peak flow
Location: Irons Fork Experimental Forest, Arkansas
Description: Diversion spreader #9, one of the water diversion spreader systems as a part of a forest engineering project on the Irons Fork Experimental Forest. These structures, constructed in 1939 in the Rock Creek drainage of Irons Fork, were designed to help capture/slow stormflow along the ridges to help reduce peak flow in stream channels in the valleys. Photographs were taken before 1943 by an unknown USFS photographer and used in an unpublished report by Assistant Forester John L. Arend.
Date: 1942?