1941 Logging Operations at Long Bell Lumber Company Washington

In October 1941, workers load logs onto flatcars at the Long Bell Lumber Company in Cowlitz County, Washington. This site was a key player in the thriving logging industry that shaped the Pacific Northwests economy. The region was known for its vast timber resources, essential for construction and manufacturing during the early 20th century.

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