One-Log Bridge in Mineral, Wash.
The logs coming out of Mineral, Wash., in 1949 were giants.
On August 8, 1949, a St. Regis worker appears miniscule next to the huge logs loaded on railroad flatbeds for removal from the forrest. The worker is photographed at Camp #2, located in Mineral, Wash.
Lakes and ponds were often used as storage for logs headed to the sawmill. Here were see logs being dumped into Mineral Lake in the early 1900s.
Photo courtesy of the Leslie Dunlap and family.
Murray Logging & Timber Co., in Mineral Wash.
The text that went with this Mineral, Wash., photo read: M. R. Smith shingle mill after one dry kiln burned. (Looking West).
In the early 1900s, when you visited you Mineral, you could stay at the Mineral Hotel, with a spectacular view of Mineral Lake.
Photo courtesy of Corlene Iverson and Family.