Historical Logging

Created 27-Oct-10

Modified 4-Apr-22

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Logging photos from the Pacific North West from 1876 to present.

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Subcategory:Men

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Logger and children in undercut of Redwood Tree

3 trains with one log load at Excelsior Lumber Company

Anna Greenwood in Fort Bragg California Mednocino County

Train #202 Train stopped on trestle built in 1916 Pugent Sound

Horse Team logging in the Redwood forest

Guestbook for Historical Logging

Benny(non-registered)

Some of these photos touches our heart and its amazing how technology is changing. Man invented several great things and it changed the face of our universe. I feel nostalgic while gone through these photographs.

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Dale M. Sellers(non-registered)

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Jencko(non-registered)

I am sure that while the camera was found they would not have imagined that it would but such an invention that would change it would influence people a lot as it does now. It is the best way to keep and carry along memories.
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Buzz T(non-registered)

Saw great photos in restaurant. Sadly, could not see others on website. How are photos accessed?

Ronelle(non-registered)

Well I found your logging pictures!! How wonderful to see these, as I memtioned before my husband fell timber for many years and we enjoy see the photos of the early days of logging.
Thanks so much for sharing, I'm sure all your hard work is appreciated by many...

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