LOG DRIVE ON THE CONNECTICUT A native of northern Vermont, ROBERT E. PIKE has been a farmer, a lumberjack, a surveyor, an American army officer, a professor of ancient and modern languages, and a ...
Although railroads and trucks had made the log drive an anachronism by 1949, when this story first ran, the method was still used. In the summer and winter in Idaho’s panhandle, lumberjacks floated ...
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An examination of Maine's log drive, wood harvesting and paper-making legacy. Log drives down Maine rivers were once a common sight but the last such drive in America occurred here in 1976, which is ...
They say that in the old days lumbering was wasteful; the lumbermen would fell a tree and perhaps take only one good log out of the middle, leaving the other two to rot. Today, the red-shirted, ...
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