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  1. A Small but Mighty Logging Steam Engine

    A Small but Mighty Logging Steam Engine - circa 1900

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    This logging engine appears to be partly hand-made by the logging company that utilized it - particularly the wooden components. Learn More
  2. After Supper at Mack's Camp, Elma, Washington - H. G. Nelson

    After Supper at Mack's Camp, Elma, Washington, c. 1905

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    A group of loggers poses on the tracks in their camp at Elma, in Grays Harbor County on the west end of Washington State. The size of the kitchen crew indicates they were well fed! Learn More
  3. Oxteam Entering a Tunnel Below Clatskanie - John F. Ford

    Oxteam Entering a Tunnel Below Clatskanie - circa 1900

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  4. Small Trestle on a Logging Skid Road - John F. Ford

    Small Trestle on a Logging Skid Road - c. 1900

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  5. Weyerhaeuser Railroad Logging Camps 4 & 3 - Clark Kinsey

    Weyerhaeuser Railroad Logging Camps 4 & 3 - c. 1920

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