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The Wisconsin Historical Society offers an ever-growing digital collection. Digitized materials reflect the full range of items in the collections including photographs, letters, newsletters, films, posters, architectural drawings, menus, and ephemera.
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Logging in the Blue Snow
Winter view with men logging on the Little Wolf River during the winter of the "blue snow". Logs are being decked on the ice and along the shore. Horse teams are being used to move the logs.
Loading Logs from Skids
February 1914
Loggers moving logs onto a horse-drawn wagon in the snow.
Logger
June 4, 1894
A logger poses next to a team of horses pulling a load of logs.
Men Playing Cards in Shanty
A large group of men, probably logging workers, are shown playing cards in a sleeping shanty.
Horses Pulling Logs
Lumberjacks stand on top of a load of logs pulled by a team of four horses in the snow.
Scouler & Jacobson Lumber Company
1905
View looking east of logs floating in the pond at Scouler & Jacobson Lumber Company. Logs were dumped into the pond from the rollways on the left and sent up to the second floor of the mill via the...
