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Latest revision as of 19:03, 23 August 2021

Oregon / Logging / Bridal Veil Lumber Company

History

The



Bibliography

Reference Material Available Online

Collections.

The Oregon Historical Society, Davies Family Research Library. Portland, OR.
MSS 1734: Modoc Lumber Company records, circa 1850-1989.
8 cubic feet of records from the Modoc Lumber Co. At present the records are unprocessed.
Oregon Institute of Technology Libraries, Shaw Historical Library. Klamath Falls, OR.
SHL013: Jack Bowden Logging Railroads Collection, 1910-2005.

Photographs.

G. E. E. Lindquist, Collection of Native American Photographs, held by Burke Library, Columbia University.
Includes photos of logging on the Klamath Indian Reservation, on the Williamson River. Log cars are marked SP Co, and one unidentified shay is shown.


Oregon / Logging / Bridal Veil Lumber Company