1930 Print Log Jam Lumber Wisconsin Trees Mill River - ORIGINAL HISTORIC WIS1 XAB7 This is an original 1918

This is an original 1918 black and white print ad for Chamberlayne's Modern Chinese Lacquer

the wall of water came crashing down as soon as the Israelites had passed through

This is an original 1898 black and white halftone print of attendants feeding the poor near the tomb of Khedive

of which he was also affiliated

This piece was illustrated by Overend

1930 Print Log Jam Lumber Wisconsin Trees Mill River - ORIGINAL HISTORIC WIS1 XAB7 This is an original 1918This is an original 1930 halftone print of a log jam in Wisconsin. When log jams occurred, there was usually one or two key logs that when removed, would break up the jam. It was incredibly dangerous for the rivermen, and when a jam would occur, they would need to run for their life. The lumber industry controlled much of the northern part of the state during the middle of the 1800s. Heavy deforestation led the state to transfer to dairy production to