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Reference code
5.5.3--WIL (B)-092
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Title
WIL (B)-092
Date(s)
- 1903 (Creation)
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(1870-1957)
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Scope and content
Splash dam created by the Lytle Logging and Mercantile Company near Hoquiam, Washington on the Elk River. A splash dam is a temporary wooden structure used to raise the water level of streams to float logs downstream. The company employed over 250 men and produced 45 million feet of logs in 1902. Photograph c. 1903.
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Sources used
(1) The Coast magazine, June 1903, p. 210-215