1941 Steam-Driven Donkey at Long Bell Lumber Company

A donkey puncher operates a steam-driven donkey at Long Bell Lumber Company in Cowlitz County, Washington, in October 1941. This machinery played a crucial role in yarding logs, which was vital for timber operations. The lumber industry in the Pacific Northwest relied heavily on such equipment to support its booming production during the era.

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