Lumber-yards

Lifts of Doman Industries-branded lumber sit neatly stacked in an orderly lumber yard. There is a section of bare floor at the left of the photo surrounded at three sides by the stacks of lumber. Behind the stacks of wood, Seaspan shipping barge no. 182 sits in a body of water near to a utility pole and a construction vehicle. A stand of trees under a clear sky can be seen in the background. Seaspan ULC is a shipping company that provides marine-related services in the Pacific Northwest. It was created in 1970 by the merger of coastal towing firms Vancouver Tug Boat Company and Island Tug & Barge.

In an unidentified dockyard, a forklift carries two lifts of Doman Industries-branded lumber.The edge of an unidentified shipping barge can be seen beyond the edge of the dock to the right of the forklift. An industrial crane sits parked to the right of the forklift. A transport worker stands near the industrial crane. More lifts of lumber sit stacked in large piles in the background. A Doman Industries pickup truck sits parked by the stacks of lumber in the background. A town under a partly cloudy sky can be seen in the background.

Numerous lifts of Doman Industries-branded lumber sit stacked in a lumber yard. Some of the bales sit on a wooden frame raised above the ground. Two forklifts sit near the wooden frame, one of them carrying two lifts of lumber. A rectangular building finished with metal siding stands at the left side of the lumber yard. Automobiles sit parked to the left of the rectangular building. A chain-link fence stands at the left edge of the lumber yard. A town under a partly cloudy sky can be seen in the background. A raised Skytrain railway runs through the town left-to-right.

Numerous lifts of Doman Industries-branded lumber sit stacked in a lumber yard. Some of the bales sit on a wooden frame raised above the ground. Two forklifts sit near the wooden frame, one of them carrying two lifts of lumber. A rectangular building finished with metal siding stands at the left side of the lumber yard. Automobiles sit parked to the left of the rectangular building. A chain-link fence stands at the left edge of the lumber yard. A town under a partly cloudy sky can be seen in the background. A raised Skytrain railway runs through the town left-to-right.

Numerous lifts of Doman Industries-branded lumber sit stacked in a rain soaked lumber yard in New Westminster, B.C. Some of the bales sit on a wooden frame raised above the ground. A rectangular building finished with metal siding stands at the right side of the lumber yard. An unidentified man stands in the doorway of the rectangular building. An Atco-branded portable building sits against the rear edge of the lumber yard. A portable toilet stands to the right of the portable building. A chain-link fence stands at the edge of the lumber yard behind the portable building. Beyond the chain-link fence on the opposite side of a roadway lies the Scott Paper Substation. This property consists of a stockyard and a large industrial building. A town under an overcast sky can be seen in the background. A raised Skytrain railway runs through the town left-to-right. ATCO Ltd., operating as the ATCO Group, is a publicly-traded Canadian engineering, logistics and energy holding company based in Calgary, Alberta. The Scott Paper Company was a manufacturer and marketer of sanitary tissue products founded in 1879. The company was acquired by the Kimberly-Clark Corporation in 1995.

An aerial photo of an unidentified Doman Industries property. The property consists of a large, rectangular landmass jutting out into a body of water from a busy industrial harbour divided up by wide canals. The majority of the property is taken up by two large lumber yards where lifts of lumber are stored in tall stacks. One large warehouse sits between the two lumber yards, a smaller building sits roughly in the middle of the farther of the two lumber yards. A cargo ship belonging to the Soviet Union waits moored at a dock by the edge of the property. Multiple other cargo ships sit floating in the canals of the harbour. Many industrial buildings, stockyards and mills can be seen on the land in the background.

Herb Doman, wearing a business suit, poses for a photo in a lumber yard, standing with one leg one on the ground and one leg resting on a small log. Sections of felled trees sit piled high in the background. This photo was used in a RoyNat magazine advertisement.

Three men stand in a muddy lumber yard near a body of water. Roughly-cut logs sit piled behind them and to the left. Wood waste is strewn about in the foreground. A small cluster of buildings, including a shed, a utility pole, a chain-link fence and a lamp post stand behind them and to the right. Supplies and equipment are clustered around these buildings, including a construction vehicle with an industrial claw. Across the water, forested hills under an overcast sky can be seen in the background.

A car and a helicopter sit parked in a muddy lumber yard. An unidentified man wearing sunglasses walks away from the helicopter. Roughly-cut logs sit piled at the periphery of the yard to the left and right of the vehicles. Forested hills, distant towns, and low mountains under an overcast sky can be seen in the background.

Two cars and a helicopter sit parked in a muddy lumber yard. An unidentified man stands near the helicopter, facing away from the camera. Roughly-cut logs sit piled at the periphery of the yard behind the vehicles, with a few stray logs laying in the foreground. Forested hills, distant towns, and low mountains under an overcast sky can be seen in the background.