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This image is part of the Thompson Family of Canaan Valley Collection. The Thompson family played a large role in the timber industry of Tucker County during the 1800s, and later prospered in the region as farmers, business owners, and prominent members of the Canaan Valley community.
Although this image was published in "Tumult on the Mountain" by Roy Clarkson as Fig. 11 as being located in Lead Mine, West Virginia, recent investigation has revealed that this image was originally taken in California.  The original glass plate negative is located in the Palmquist and Ericson Collections at HSU Library, Humboldt State University, Arcata, California.The caption on the original and in Clarkson's book included, "White oak ... the log on the left is marked '13 ft. diameter, 16 ft from the base, John Vance ...', the log [to the right] is marked '10 ft diameter, 31 ft from the base.'See the article West Virginia’s Big Trees: Setting the Record Straight by Van Gundy and Whetsell in the Journal of Forestry 114(5):582–583http://dx.doi.org/10.5849/jof.15-104.
See original for correspondence. (From postcard collection legacy system--subject.)
Lumber mill and pond. Three smoke stacks visible.  Greenbrier County.
Four unidentified boys pose together on a log.  Other logs are visible in the background, possibly from a logging company.
A group of men and women stand on a pile of lumber next to the Guyandotte River.  A wooden railroad track is to the right.
Three women sit by a wooden railroad track, used for logging and lumbering, in Wyoming County, W. Va.
Men stand on a Shay locomotive hauling a train of cars filled with logs.
Postcard photograph of a view from the railroad tracks of the lumber mill. See the original image for correspondence on the back regarding family illness.
No. 2 Climax Engine pulling lumber carts.
Many lumber piles in Rainelle, W.Va.
Class C Shay.  Shay train engine no. 11 pulling log carts.  Men are in the cabin.  Two people walking beside the train.
A giant Chestnut when they were alive - before the blight.  This tree was over six feet in diameter on the stump when cut.
Three logs being lifted by a crane.
Train engine going around a bend while pulling logs.
Four horses pulling a large log.   Neither the store nor the railroad building are still standing today.
Train engine beside a hillside.  Man in the cabin of the train with W. M. on the Door.
Two Lumbermen stand with saw behind a large poplar log.  Gibson, Albright. W. Va
Train track in the middle of lumber piles.  Rainelle, W.V.
Circular Stream Saw Mill on Harper Anderson Place- 1 mile east of Lobelia, Pocahontas County, W.V.  Product was blanks for Barrel Stands.  Property owned  by Peter M. Hauer in 1975.
Lumber piles on a covered dock.
'A small dimension mill could utilize much material now wholly wasted.'
Cleared out area and mill.  Rainelle, W.V.
Mill and log pond in Mill Creek, W.Va.
Forest beside a train track near Glady, W.Va.
Lumber mill and tracks.
Lumber mill in Erwin, W.Va.
Stumps and logs of a cleared out area.  Camp and log train in background.
Logging crew loading truck.
Train pulling lumber carts in Dobbin, W.Va.
View from behind a log truck driving in the snow.
Lumber mill and log pond.  Rainelle, W.V.  Built 1910.
Man standing on top of logs.  'Sound logs of good quality are obtained from Appalachian hardwoods.  Selective logging and protection of young growth will insure continuous supplies of such logs.'
The Jacob L. Rumbarger Lumber Company Shay No. 1 hauling log cars. Crew rolls logs into the water from the train.
Lumber mill with four smokestacks visible.  Also lumber piles.
Loggers pose with their horses.
The Jacob L. Rumbarger Lumber Company's Shay locomotive, No. 1 and crew unloading logs.