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"North from #1 Fire Station, 1910""North from #1 Fire Station, 1910"
The sorting gap was where logs were sorted according to owner by reading the mark on the end of each log. The logs were then sent to the relevant mills.The sorting gap was where logs were sorted according to owner by …
The piles of wood at the center belong to the Sulfite Paper Pulp Factory.The piles of wood at the center belong to the Sulfite Paper …
"Fletcher, Pack & Company River Mill, 1890. On Paper Mill site""Fletcher, Pack & Company River Mill, 1890. On Paper Mill site"
"W.L. & H.D. Churchill Lumber Docks at mouth of Thunder Bay River, West Side""W.L. & H.D. Churchill Lumber Docks at mouth of Thunder Bay River, …
"Minor Lumber Company, Bay Mill and Dock, 1889""Minor Lumber Company, Bay Mill and Dock, 1889"
Ships in the Thunder Bay River below Second Avenue Bridge.Ships in the Thunder Bay River below Second Avenue Bridge.
Stacks of lumber awaiting shipping along the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan.Stacks of lumber awaiting shipping along the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, …
The third Second Avenue Bridge across the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, Michigan, c1906.The third Second Avenue Bridge across the Thunder Bay River in Alpena, …
The Thunder Bay River at Alpena showing stacks of lumber along the river's edge waiting for transport.The Thunder Bay River at Alpena showing stacks of lumber along the …
A boom was a "pen" of logs chained together into which the logs were sorted according to the mill to which they were being sent. A boom house was a shelter for boom workers.A boom was a "pen" of logs chained together into which the …
"Fletcher, Pack & Co., River & Sulphite Mill, 1890""Fletcher, Pack & Co., River & Sulphite Mill, 1890"
"Minor Lumber Company, Bay Mill and Docks, 1889""Minor Lumber Company, Bay Mill and Docks, 1889"
Boomsticks were logs connected with chains to create pens to sort logs for the mills.Boomsticks were logs connected with chains to create pens to sort logs …
Stacking lumber along the banks of the Thunder Bay River prior to being loaded on ships.Stacking lumber along the banks of the Thunder Bay River prior to …
