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Page Title	Forest History Association of Wisconsin. Proceedings (1986-1995)
Author	Forest History Association of Wisconsin
Place of Publication	Wausau, Wis.
Source Publisher	Forest History Association of Wisconsin
Source Creation Date	1986-1995
Language	English
Digital Format	XML
Electronic Publisher	Wisconsin Historical Society
Rights	We believe that online reproduction of this material is permitted because its copyright protection has lapsed or because sharing it here for non-profit educational purposes complies with the Fair Use provisions of the U.S. Copyright Law. Teachers and students are generally free to reproduce pages for nonprofit classroom use. For advice about other uses, or if you believe that you possess copyright to some of this material, please contact us at asklibrary@wisconsinhistory.org.
Electronic Publication Date	2008
Digital Identifier	481vol00000b
Description	In 1976, a group of scholars, local historians, collectors, and other people interested in the history of logging and lumbering in Wisconsin formed the Forest History Association of Wisconsin. They have met every year since to read and discuss papers, which have been published in these Proceedings. Although these are not primary sources, we have included them at Turning Points in Wisconsin History because they bring together a wealth of useful scholarship not easily found elsewhere and because the earlier volumes are now extremely rare. They total more than 1,500 pages, we have broken the series into three separate sequences. Some of the articles in volumes 11-20 document tow booms, river rafting, lumberjack tales, lumbering in Eau Claire and Marinette counties, women in the logging industry, logging of the Wolf River watershed, the communities of Tigerton and Oshkosh, the life of Wilhelmine LaBudde, Native American use of nuts and berries, forestry education in the Univ. of Wisconsin System, logging locomotives and trucks, Sylvania and Nicolet National Forests, logging dams, Trees for Tomorrow, the archaeology of logging camps, prominent lumbermen, and peripheral industries such as cranberries, maple syrup, Christmas trees, mushrooms, and ginseng. For more articles on Wisconsin logging and lumbering, see volumes 1-10 and 21-31.
Owner	Wisconsin Historical Society Library
Format	Text
Recommended Citation	Cite individual articles just as you would if you had the paper copy in hand, followed by the statement, online facsimile at http://content.wisconsinhistory.org/u?/tp,34301
Document Number	TP481
Size	27 cm.
URL	http://content.wisconsinhistory.org/u?/tp,34301
Owner Collection	Stacks
Owner Object ID	SD144 W8 F67
County	Douglas County; Bayfield County; Ashland County; Iron County; Vilas County; Burnett County; Washburn County; Sawyer County; Price County; Oneida County; Forest County; Florence County; Marinette County; Polk County; Barron County; Rusk County; Saint Croix County; Pierce County; Dunn County; Pepin County; Chippewa County; Eau Claire County; Taylor County; Clark County; Marathon County; Wood County; Lincoln County; Langlade County; Portage County; Waupaca County; Menominee County; Oconto County; Shawano County; Outagamie County; Brown County;
State/Province	Wisconsin
Race and Ethnicity	Native Americans;
Sub-Topic	Lumbering and Forest Products;
Proceedings Title	Forest History Association of Wisconsin. Proceedings (1986-1995)
Agriculture	Cranberries;
Archaeology	Excavations;
Education	Universities and colleges; University of Wisconsin;
Land Use	Cutover lands; Deforestation; Forest conservation; State parks and reserves; Lumber camps;
Topography	Forests; Rivers;
Manufacturing and Industry	Logging;
Type	Text

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Page Title	Title page
Author	Forest History Association of Wisconsin
Source Creation Date	1986-1995
Digital Format	JPG
Rights	We believe that online reproduction of this material is permitted because its copyright protection has lapsed or because sharing it here for non-profit educational purposes complies with the Fair Use provisions of the U.S. Copyright Law. Teachers and students are generally free to reproduce pages for nonprofit classroom use. For advice about other uses, or if you believe that you possess copyright to some of this material, please contact us at asklibrary@wisconsinhistory.org.
Digital Identifier	481vol11001
Format	Text
Full Text	Proceedings of Eleventh Annual Meeting of Forest History Association of Wisconsin, Inc. October 3-4, 1986 Treehaven Tomahawk, Wisconsin
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Forest History Association of Wisconsin. Proceedings...

11th Annual Meeting 1986
- - Title page
- - Title page
- Preliminaries
  - - 1
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  - - 3
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- Tow Booms
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  - - 8
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- Development of Lumbering on the Nicolet National Forest
  - - 11
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  - - 13
  - - 14
  - - 15
- History of Knox Mills
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  - - 21
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- The Saga of the Fish Lumber Company
  - - 24
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- John Muir - Master Woodworker
  - - 28
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- Lumberjack Tales of N. W. Wisconsin - All True
  - - 33
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- Other materials
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12th Annual Meeting 1987
- - Title page
- - Title page
- Preliminaries
  - - 1
  - - [blank]
  - - 3
  - - 4
  - - 5
  - - 6
- Uncle Net Rutledge and Historic Chippewa Falls
  - - 7
  - - 8
  - - 9
- The Holt Lumber Company
  - - 10
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- A Logger on the Drive
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- Eau Claire and the Lumber Industry
  - - 17
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- Women Came to the Woods
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- The Improvement of Half Moon Lake for Logging
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- Other materials
  - - 28
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13th Annual Meeting 1988
- - Title page
- - Title page
- Preliminaries
  - - 1
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  - - 3
  - - 4
  - - 5
  - - 6
  - - 7
- Logging and Early Shawano
  - - 8
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  - - 10
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- The Upper Wolf River - Logging the Vast Pinery
  - - 14
  - - 15
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- Tigerton Lumber Company 1887-1987 The First Hundred Years
  - - 20
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- Fiber and Folklore
  - - 27
  - - 28
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- Oshkosh: The Rise and Decline of a Lumber Center
  - - 31
  - - 32
  - - 33
  - - 34
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  - - 36
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- Other materials
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14th Annual Meeting 1989
- - Title page
- - Title page
- Preliminaries
  - - 1
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  - - 3
  - - 4
  - - 5
  - - 6
  - - 7
- Transition From Virgin Forest to Productive Second Growth
  - - 8
  - - 9
- From Pine to Hardwoods…
  - - 10
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  - - 13
  - - 14
- The Boom and Bust of Peshtigo Harbor
  - - 15
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- The Marinette County Forest: 1933-1988
  - - 32
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- Toeing the Line & A Woodshed Sawmill
  - - 37
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- Salvaging Deadheads on the Menominee River
  - - 41
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- Reminiscences of a Young Forester in the Marinette County Forest of the 1940's
  - - 45
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- Other materials
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  - - [blank]
15th Annual Meeting 1990
- - Title page
- - Title page
- Preliminaries
  - - 1
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  - - 3
  - - 4
  - - 5
  - - 6
- A Conservation Activist of the 1930s - Mrs. Wilhelmine LaBudde
  - - 7
  - - 8
  - - 9
  - - 10
- An Analysis of Wisconsin Forest Inventories, 1932-1990
  - - 11
  - - 12
  - - 13
  - - 14
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- Demonstration Forests in Wisconsin
  - - 16
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  - - 18
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- History of Private Forestry Assistance
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- Consulting Forestry in Wisconsin
  - - 29
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- Forest Landowner Organizations
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- The History of Forestry Education at UWSP
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- A History of Forestry Education at UW-Madison
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- Other materials
  - - 54
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  - - [blank]
16th Annual Meeting 1991
- - Title page
- - Title page
- Preliminaries
  - - 1
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  - - 3
  - - 4
  - - 5
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- River Drives and the Round Lake Logging Dam
  - - 10
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- Development of the Modeaux Dam and Recreation Area
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- The Origins of the Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad
  - - 23
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- William H. Bradley, Tomahawk, and the Marinette, Tomahawk, & Western Railroad
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- A Brief Look at Wisconsin's Logging Locomotives
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- The Evolution of the Modern Logging Truck
  - - 45
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- Medford's Wisconsin Central Railroad: Its Birth, Death and Renaissance as 'The Pine Line'
  - - 49
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- Other materials
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  - - [blank]
17th Annual Meeting 1992
- - Title page
- - Title page
- Preliminaries
  - - 1
  - - [blank]
  - - 3
  - - 4
  - - 5
  - - 6
  - - 7
  - - 8
  - - 9
  - - 10
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- Historical Development of the Nicolet National Forest
  - - 12
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  - - 14
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- Development of Forestry on the Industrial Forest Lands of Consolidated Papers, Inc.
  - - 17
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- The Evolution of Logging Dams in the Wisconsin River Flow Management System
  - - 26
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  - - 28
  - - 29
  - - 30
  - - 31
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- The Early Days of Trees for Tomorrow, 1945-1955
  - - 33
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  - - 35
- Star Lake: From Boom Town to Ghost Town
  - - 36
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  - - 40
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- Wisconsin-Upper Michigan State Boundary Surveys
  - - 43
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- A Brief History of the Beginning of the Vilas County Forest
  - - 49
  - - 50
- The Cultural History of Sylvania
  - - 51
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  - - 54
  - - 55
  - - 56
- Early Wisconsin Forestry: The Trout Lake Nursery and Star Lake Plantation
  - - 57
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- Other materials
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  - - [blank]
18th Annual Meeting 1993
- - Title page
- - Title page
- Preliminaries
  - - 1
  - - [blank]
  - - 3
  - - 4
  - - 5
  - - 6
  - - 7
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  - - 9
  - - 10
  - - 11
- Cultural Resource Surveys: What, Why, So What?
  - - 12
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  - - 14
  - - 15
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- Historical Archaeological Resources of the Nicolet National Forest
  - - 18
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- The Sherry and Gerry Site: Historical Context and Archeaology of an 1870s Logging Camp
  - - 25
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- Logging Camp Subsistence and Foodways
  - - 40
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  - - 46
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  - - 48
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- Unearthing Forest History: Passport in Time Volunteers
  - - 50
  - - 51
  - - 52
  - - 53
  - - 54
  - - 55
  - - 56
- History of the Van Ostrand and Wallrich Sites
  - - 57
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- Other materials
  - - 64
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  - - [blank]
19th Annual Meeting 1994
- - Title page
- - Title page
- Preliminaries
  - - 1
  - - [blank]
  - - 3
  - - 4
  - - 5
  - - 6
  - - 7
  - - 8
  - - 9
- The Edwards: Father and Son
  - - 10
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- T. E. Nash, Friend and Founder
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- King George Hiles
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- The Roddis Family: Their Lumber Operations
  - - 31
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- Henry Sherry and the Wood County Railroad
  - - 36
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  - - 45
- Other materials
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  - - 50
  - - 51
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- 19th Annual Meeting 1994
  - - [blank]
20th Annual Meeting 1995
- - Title page
- - Title page
- Preliminaries
  - - 1
  - - [blank]
  - - 3
  - - 4
  - - 5
  - - 6
  - - 7
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- Cranberries
  - - 10
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  - - 12
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- The Pure Maple Syrup Industry
  - - 15
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  - - 17
- Christmas Trees
  - - 18
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  - - 23
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- The Saga of Swan's Balsams
  - - 25
  - - 26
- Mushroom Farming in Wisconsin
  - - 27
  - - 28
- Ginseng
  - - 29
- Prehistoric Native American Use of Nuts and Berries From the Forests of Wisconsin
  - - 30
  - - 31
  - - 32
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- F. H. A. W.'s First 20 Years
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- Other materials
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