Logging Train at Spalding Junction Idaho July 1941

A logging train operates at Spalding Junction in Idaho in July 1941. The train was essential for transporting timber in Nez Perce County, which played a significant role in the local economy. During this period, the logging industry was vital for the development of the region, providing jobs and resources for communities.

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