Logging Railroads of Nevada - Revision history

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2021-08-19T02:58:01Z

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	<span class="rltitle">[[Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company\|Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company.]]</span><br />		<span class="rltitle">[[Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company: Crystal Bay\|Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company: Crystal Bay.]]</span><br />
	'''[[:Category:36in Gauge Railroads\|36in Gauge]].''' Started by Walter Hobart and Seneca "Sam" Marlette to supply timber for the Comstock Lode. In 1875 a larger mill and incline was constructed to make use of the flume system and ship lumber to Lakeview on the Virginia & Truckee Railroad. The company constructed a railroad in 1879 connecting the new mill with the woods and later Sand Harbor. When the timber supply began to dwindle in the 1890s, the operation moved to Hobart Mills north of Truckee.		'''[[:Category:36in Gauge Railroads\|36in Gauge]].''' Started by Walter Hobart and Seneca "Sam" Marlette to supply timber for the Comstock Lode. In 1875 a larger mill and incline was constructed to make use of the flume system and ship lumber to Lakeview on the Virginia & Truckee Railroad. The company constructed a railroad in 1879 connecting the new mill with the woods and later Sand Harbor. When the timber supply began to dwindle in the 1890s, the operation moved to Hobart Mills north of Truckee.
	<span class="rlbottom">Incline (Village) to Woods, later to Sand Harbor, Washoe County. 1878 - 1896</span>		<span class="rlbottom">Incline (Village) to Woods, later to Sand Harbor, Washoe County. 1878 - 1896</span>

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	'''[[:Category:36in Gauge Railroads\|36in Gauge]].''' Built by the Carson & Tahoe Lumber & Fluming Co. to supply lumber to the booming Comstock Lode. Timber was hauled down to the mill at Glenbrook and finished hauled lumber back up the ridge to Spooner Summit where it traveled by flume to their wood yard in Carson City. When the timber lands began to diminish, D. L. Bliss moved the operation to Tahoe City to construct the Lake Tahoe Railway & Transportation Co.		'''[[:Category:36in Gauge Railroads\|36in Gauge]].''' Built by the Carson & Tahoe Lumber & Fluming Co. to supply lumber to the booming Comstock Lode. Timber was hauled down to the mill at Glenbrook and finished hauled lumber back up the ridge to Spooner Summit where it traveled by flume to their wood yard in Carson City. When the timber lands began to diminish, D. L. Bliss moved the operation to Tahoe City to construct the Lake Tahoe Railway & Transportation Co.
	<span class="rlbottom">Glenbrook to Spooner Summit, Ormsby County. 1875 - 1899</span>		<span class="rlbottom">Glenbrook to Spooner Summit, Ormsby County. 1875 - 1899</span>
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			<span class="rltitle">[[Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company\|Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company.]]</span><br />
			'''[[:Category:36in Gauge Railroads\|36in Gauge]].''' Started by Walter Hobart and Seneca "Sam" Marlette to supply timber for the Comstock Lode. In 1875 a larger mill and incline was constructed to make use of the flume system and ship lumber to Lakeview on the Virginia & Truckee Railroad. The company constructed a railroad in 1879 connecting the new mill with the woods and later Sand Harbor. When the timber supply began to dwindle in the 1890s, the operation moved to Hobart Mills north of Truckee.
			<span class="rlbottom">Incline (Village) to Woods, later to Sand Harbor, Washoe County. 1878 - 1896</span>
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Andrew Brandon: /* Logging Railroads. */

2020-10-03T05:31:07Z

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	'''[[:Category:36in Gauge Railroads\|36in Gauge]].''' Built by the Carson & Tahoe Lumber & Fluming Co. to supply lumber to the booming Comstock Lode. Timber was hauled down to the mill at Glenbrook and finished hauled lumber back up the ridge to Spooner Summit where it traveled by flume to their wood yard in Carson City. When the timber lands began to diminish, D. L. Bliss moved the operation to Tahoe City to construct the Lake Tahoe Railway & Transportation Co.		'''[[:Category:36in Gauge Railroads\|36in Gauge]].''' Built by the Carson & Tahoe Lumber & Fluming Co. to supply lumber to the booming Comstock Lode. Timber was hauled down to the mill at Glenbrook and finished hauled lumber back up the ridge to Spooner Summit where it traveled by flume to their wood yard in Carson City. When the timber lands began to diminish, D. L. Bliss moved the operation to Tahoe City to construct the Lake Tahoe Railway & Transportation Co.
	<span class="rlbottom">Glenbrook to Spooner Summit, Ormsby County. 1875 - 1899</span>		<span class="rlbottom">Glenbrook to Spooner Summit, Ormsby County. 1875 - 1899</span>
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2020-10-03T05:27:47Z

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	<span class="rltitle">[[Lake Tahoe Narrow Gauge Railroad\|Lake Tahoe Narrow Gauge Railroad.]]</span><br />		<span class="rltitle">[[Lake Tahoe Narrow Gauge Railroad\|Lake Tahoe Narrow Gauge Railroad.]]</span><br />
	'''[[:Category:36in Gauge Railroads\|36in Gauge]].''' Built by the Carson & Tahoe Lumber & Fluming Co. to supply lumber to the booming Comstock Lode. Timber was hauled down to the mill at Glenbrook and finished hauled lumber back up the ridge to Spooner Summit where it traveled by flume to their wood yard in Carson City. When the timber lands began to diminish, D. L. Bliss moved the operation to Tahoe City to construct the Lake Tahoe Railway & Transportation Co.		'''[[:Category:36in Gauge Railroads\|36in Gauge]].''' Built by the Carson & Tahoe Lumber & Fluming Co. to supply lumber to the booming Comstock Lode. Timber was hauled down to the mill at Glenbrook and finished hauled lumber back up the ridge to Spooner Summit where it traveled by flume to their wood yard in Carson City. When the timber lands began to diminish, D. L. Bliss moved the operation to Tahoe City to construct the Lake Tahoe Railway & Transportation Co.

	<span class="rlbottom">Glenbrook to Spooner Summit, Ormsby County. 1875 - 1899</span>		<span class="rlbottom">Glenbrook to Spooner Summit, Ormsby County. 1875 - 1899</span>
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Andrew Brandon: /* Logging Railroads. */

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	[[Lake Tahoe Narrow Gauge Railroad\|Lake Tahoe Narrow Gauge Railroad.]]<br />		<span class="rltitle">[[Lake Tahoe Narrow Gauge Railroad\|Lake Tahoe Narrow Gauge Railroad.]]</span><br />
	'''[[:Category:~~24in~~ Gauge Railroads\|~~24in~~ Gauge]].''' Built by the Carson & Tahoe Lumber & Fluming Co. to supply lumber to the booming Comstock Lode. Timber was hauled down to the mill at Glenbrook and finished hauled lumber back up the ridge to Spooner Summit where it traveled by flume to their wood yard in Carson City. When the timber lands began to diminish, D. L. Bliss moved the operation to Tahoe City to construct the Lake Tahoe Railway & Transportation Co.		'''[[:Category:36in Gauge Railroads\|36in Gauge]].''' Built by the Carson & Tahoe Lumber & Fluming Co. to supply lumber to the booming Comstock Lode. Timber was hauled down to the mill at Glenbrook and finished hauled lumber back up the ridge to Spooner Summit where it traveled by flume to their wood yard in Carson City. When the timber lands began to diminish, D. L. Bliss moved the operation to Tahoe City to construct the Lake Tahoe Railway & Transportation Co.

	<span class="rlbottom">Glenbrook to Spooner Summit, Ormsby County. 1875 - 1899</span>		<span class="rlbottom">Glenbrook to Spooner Summit, Ormsby County. 1875 - 1899</span>
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Andrew Brandon: /* Logging Railroads. */

2020-09-08T04:19:02Z

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	[[~~Pacific Tungsten Company~~\|~~Pacific Tungsten Company~~.]]<br />		[[Lake Tahoe Narrow Gauge Railroad\|Lake Tahoe Narrow Gauge Railroad.]]<br />
	'''[[:Category:24in Gauge Railroads\|24in Gauge]].''' ~~<br />~~		'''[[:Category:24in Gauge Railroads\|24in Gauge]].''' Built by the Carson & Tahoe Lumber & Fluming Co. to supply lumber to the booming Comstock Lode. Timber was hauled down to the mill at Glenbrook and finished hauled lumber back up the ridge to Spooner Summit where it traveled by flume to their wood yard in Carson City. When the timber lands began to diminish, D. L. Bliss moved the operation to Tahoe City to construct the Lake Tahoe Railway & Transportation Co.
	<span class="rlbottom">~~Mill City~~, ~~Pershing~~ County. ~~1918~~ - ~~1947~~</span>		<span class="rlbottom">Glenbrook to Spooner Summit, Ormsby County. 1875 - 1899</span>
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Logging Railroads of Nevada - Revision history

John Hall: /* Logging Railroads. */

Andrew Brandon: /* Logging Railroads. */

Andrew Brandon: /* Logging Railroads. */

Andrew Brandon: /* Logging Railroads. */

Andrew Brandon: /* Logging Railroads. */

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