Raising a massive log. 1905.
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Raising a massive log. 1905.
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And a great reason phones are inadequate for rewarding internet content, reading "51,646 pounds, 48 FEET LONG, 6 1/2 FEET IN DIAMETER""
LOL!
The log is probably freshly harvested old-growth. Dunno about Toolmaker51 :-P
That is a massive log building they're putting up; any idea of where it is? The Photographer's credit says Portland OR, but it could be anywhere in the Pac NW...
Portland is correct. It burned down August 17, 1964.
Oregon lost world's biggest log cabin in spectacular 1964 fire | Offbeat Oregon History
"Oregon lost world’s biggest log cabin in spectacular 1964 fire
Ancient electrical wiring ignited Portland's legendary Forestry Building, a structure made of massive, flawless old-growth logs that had been built for the Lewis and Clark Exposition in 1905.
Forestry building, Portland, Oregon. Built 1905; burned in a cataclysmic fire 1964.
A souvenir postcard image of the Forestry Building from the 1905 Lewis
and Clark Expo, probably from a sketch made before construction was
complete.
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Giant seawall under construction by Seabees of the 76th Construction Battalion at Apra Harbor, Guam. When completed the two mile breakwater will contain 1,760,000 cubic yards of earth and stone. A 30-ton boulder is hauled to dumping spot. 1945.
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