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Swayne Lumber Company
...ia]] / [[Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Logging|Logging]] / [[Swayne Lumber Company]] ...ust northwest of Stanwood. A 4,200 foot long incline was built to move cut lumber from the Swayne mill down to the Western Pacific tracks.<ref>''Oroville Dai

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Sierra Lumber Company
...ia]] / [[Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Logging|Logging]] / [[Sierra Lumber Company]] ...ointed trustees and resumed partial operations. On October 4th, the Sierra Lumber Company was incorporated.

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Sloat Lumber Company
...nia]] / [[Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Logging|Logging]] / [[Sloat Lumber Company]] ...y lumber Co., and from 1926 to 1936 the little road was part of the Quincy Lumber Co. operation.

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Modoc Lumber Company
...|Oregon]] / [[Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_Oregon#Logging|Logging]] / [[Modoc Lumber Company]] ...generally reported to be in Aspgrove. It appears that initially the Modoc Lumber Co was the holding company and sales unit, while the production group, incl

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Leland Lumber Company
...Oregon]] / [[Narrow Gauge Railroads of Oregon#Logging|Logging]] / [[Leland Lumber Company]] ...ne County. A steam powered mill was constructed, capable of 25,000 feet of lumber per day. Water for steam generation was diverted from Brimstone Creek to th

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Truckee Lumber Company
...a]] / [[Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Logging|Logging]] / [[Truckee Lumber Company]] T'''he''' beginnings of the Truckee Lumber Company date back to March 1867, when Brickell & Geisendorfer erected a saw

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Marsh Lumber Company
...nia]] / [[Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Logging|Logging]] / [[Marsh Lumber Company]] ...lly a 3.17 mile branch was built to a spot called Horton Landing where the lumber would be loaded onto railcars. Soon the Horton Bros. built a new mill in Lo

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Sanger Lumber Company
...ia]] / [[Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Logging|Logging]] / [[Sanger Lumber Company]] ...ontinually losing money, creditors reorganized the operation as the Sanger Lumber Company in 1895. The entire operation, was moved 5 miles east to Converse B

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Brookings Box & Lumber Company
...Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Logging|Logging]] / [[Brookings Box & Lumber Company]] ...d from David Seely. Shortly after the purchase they organized the Highland Lumber Company and in 1892, the first sawmill in the Fredalba area was completed.

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Biles-Coleman Lumber Company

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Bridal Veil Lumber Company
...n]] / [[Narrow Gauge Railroads of Oregon#Logging|Logging]] / [[Bridal Veil Lumber Company]] ...scade.org/ark:/80444/xv04153/op=fstyle.aspx?t=k&q=MSS+1734 MSS 1734: Modoc Lumber Company records, circa 1850-1989.]

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Spanish Peak Lumber Company
...[[Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Logging|Logging]] / [[Spanish Peak Lumber Company]] ...he rough cut lumber downhill to the planers. Until the tram was completed, lumber was hauled by horse team to the Quincy Western RR and there loaded on cars

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Birce & Smart Lumber Company
|+ Locomotives of the Birce & Smart Lumber Company.

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Towle Brothers Lumber Company
...[Narrow Gauge Railroads of California#Logging|Logging]] / [[Towle Brothers Lumber Company]] ...the first to move to California in 1859. He became involved with the local lumber industry and invited his brothers to join him out west.

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Michigan - California Lumber Company
...lroads of California#Logging|Logging Railroads]] / [[Michigan - California Lumber Company]] The American River Land and Lumber Co. began logging the Georgetown Divide in 1890. Logs were delivered to the

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Johnson - Pollock Lumber Company
...rrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Logging|Logging]] / [[Johnson - Pollock Lumber Company]] ...a steam tractor to bring logs from the woods on Mt. Hebron to the siding. Lumber milled at Jerome was then shipped to the Sacramento area.

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Pacific Lumber & Wood Company
...f_California#Logging|Logging]] / [[Pacific_Lumber_%26_Wood_Company|Pacific Lumber & Wood Company]] ...as sold to Charles Bragg and Filman Folsom, who operated it as the Pacific Lumber & Wood Company. Logs were harvested north and driven down to the Little Tru

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West Side Lumber Company
...] / [[Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Logging|Logging]] / [[West Side Lumber Company]] O'''n''' May 31st 1898, The West Side Flume & Lumber Company was formed when William H. Crocker, Henry J. Crocker, Andre Poniato

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Requiem for the West Side Lumber Company
...ing|Logging]] / [[West Side Lumber Company]] / [[Requiem for the West Side Lumber Company]] ...as of this past May 10, 2009, since my wife and I first saw the West Side Lumber Co. We first heard of it as we crossed the narrow gauge tracks on our way i

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American River Land & Lumber Company
...g|Logging]] / [[American River Land & Lumber Company|American River Land & Lumber Co.]] Reorganized as the El Dorado Lumber Company in 1900.

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Lima-2835
...ng]] / [[Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company]] / [[SSierra Nevada Wood and Lumber Company Locomotive Roster|Locomotives]] {{DISPLAYTITLE:Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Co. no. 9}}

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HK Porter-CN-268-1877
.../ [[Towle Brothers Lumber Company]] / [[Locomotives of the Towle Brothers Lumber Company|Locomotives]] Built by H.K Porter in 1877 for the [[Towle Brothers Lumber Company]].

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HK Porter-CN-291-1878
.../ [[Towle Brothers Lumber Company]] / [[Locomotives of the Towle Brothers Lumber Company|Locomotives]] Built by H.K Porter in 1878 for the [[Towle Brothers Lumber Company]].

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HK Porter-CN-1238-1891
.../ [[Towle Brothers Lumber Company]] / [[Locomotives of the Towle Brothers Lumber Company|Locomotives]] Built by H.K Porter in 1891 for the [[Towle Brothers Lumber Company]].

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HK Porter-CN-633-1884
.../ [[Towle Brothers Lumber Company]] / [[Locomotives of the Towle Brothers Lumber Company|Locomotives]] Built by H.K Porter in 18841 for the [[Towle Brothers Lumber Company]].

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Logging Railroads of Washington
[[Biles-Coleman Lumber Company|Biles Coleman Lumber Company.]] 

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HK Porter-CN-1389-1892
{{DISPLAYTITLE:American River Land & Lumber Company #1 "H.P. Livermoore"}} ...g|Logging]] / [[American River Land & Lumber Company|American River Land & Lumber Co.]]

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Logging Railroads of Oregon
[[Bridal Veil Lumber Company|Bridal Veil Lumber Company.]] [[Leland Lumber Company|Leland Lumber Company.]] 

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HK Porter-CN-453-1881
.../ [[Towle Brothers Lumber Company]] / [[Locomotives of the Towle Brothers Lumber Company|Locomotives]] ...r the [[Lyon Mining & Milling Company]]. Purchased by the [[Towle Brothers Lumber Company]] in 1882.

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BLW-5285-1880
===Oregon Lumber Company=== [[File:OLCo-103-in-Bates-1919-SVRR-Archives.jpeg|left|thumb|Oregon Lumber Co. #103 on the dead line in front of the Bates, Or. hotel.]]

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Greenwood Railroad
====L. E. White Lumber Company====

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Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company
#REDIRECT [[Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company: Crystal Bay]]

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Bridal Veil Lumber Company
...n]] / [[Narrow Gauge Railroads of Oregon#Logging|Logging]] / [[Bridal Veil Lumber Company]] ...scade.org/ark:/80444/xv04153/op=fstyle.aspx?t=k&q=MSS+1734 MSS 1734: Modoc Lumber Company records, circa 1850-1989.]

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Leland Lumber Company
...Oregon]] / [[Narrow Gauge Railroads of Oregon#Logging|Logging]] / [[Leland Lumber Company]] ...ne County. A steam powered mill was constructed, capable of 25,000 feet of lumber per day. Water for steam generation was diverted from Brimstone Creek to th

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Logging Railroads of Nevada
...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 woo ...e">[[Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company: Crystal Bay|Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company: Crystal Bay.]] 

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Marsh Lumber Company
...nia]] / [[Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Logging|Logging]] / [[Marsh Lumber Company]] ...lly a 3.17 mile branch was built to a spot called Horton Landing where the lumber would be loaded onto railcars. Soon the Horton Bros. built a new mill in Lo

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Sanger Lumber Company
...ia]] / [[Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Logging|Logging]] / [[Sanger Lumber Company]] ...ontinually losing money, creditors reorganized the operation as the Sanger Lumber Company in 1895. The entire operation, was moved 5 miles east to Converse B

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Baldwin-CN3732-1875
...for the Eureka Consolidated Mining Company, transferred to the [[West Side Lumber Company]] circa 1900. ===[[West Side Lumber Company]]===

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Donner & Tahoe Railroad
...ought logs from the woods to the east down to the mill pond of the Truckee Lumber Co. During June and July of that year, the Pacific Lumber & Wood Co. began disassembling their railroad from the bluff above Clinton

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D. H. McEwen Lumber Company
...[[Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_California#Logging|Logging]] / [[D. H. McEwen Lumber Company]] ...installed the famous cable way across the American River. His D.H. McEwen Lumber Company operated a 50,000 board foot sawmill at Niestrath & Fort Ross Roads

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