Here is a timeline of Eatonville’s lumber past. It was created by the Eatonville History Project, a group of local individuals working to connect Eatonville students with their local history.
Keep and eye out for more fun educational materials are on the horizon.
Image courtesy The Eatonville History Project.
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Eatonville To Rainier 
4 responses to “Eatonville Logging Timeline — Created by the Eatonville History Project”
Very impressive time line. so sad to see so many mills closed or burned down. sure glad Eatonville survived after ELCO closed. I really like the huge mural of the lumber mill in its glory on the side of the motel in Eatonville, I always forget to take a picture of it when I’m up there. Maybe you could do a special feature on it !! (Just sayin’ !!)
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Thanks. Chris did the graphics on this. I hadn’t thought if the mural. Good call. I’ll have to take a picture. 🙂
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The University of Washington says this photo is of the Pacific National Lumber Company mill pond. Mill jack and Asian crew on this blog…
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Thank you for the information. Which photo are you looking at specifically? I want to make sure I correct the information.
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