The Lane County Historical Museum exhibit, lost towns, which is a social history of the logging industry. It took its inspiration from the idea of ghost towns. Here in this part of oregon we dont of the classic old west ghost towns. We have counted were abandoned for various reasons. This section discusses what life. S like for the loggers wendling was started getting used in the 1880s and was run by private companies, which is typical for early logging in this part of the country. Small companies would take over a site and usually over capitalize by investing in machinery or manpower. In the site the transfer hands. Changedame wendling hands about every year between 1880 and 1896. It was purchased by a few men 1896. Corporated in they ran it as an organized logging camp. It really was rough living. They did fieldwork or accommodations. They built a bunkhouse. The bunkhouse got to be a bit of a joke among the men. They did not have the best access to sanitation, so the bunkhouse often
Wordedl was eventually the Nobel Peace Prize for what came to be known as the Marshall Plan. Next on real america, a half hour u. S. Army film from 1964 wordeddocumenting the destructn europe following world war ii, ongoing clashes between communists and noncommunist forces, the creation of the Marshall Plan, in the formation of nato. 1945. As western armies sweep across germany, voices on the radios speaking english and russian. Until finally those ally in the struggle come together. Europe and the world, and unforgettable moment. If only they continue to act in the spirit of that moment, what a europe, what a world by then couldve emerged. Runs thef the elbe, river rhine. The river of the gods and romans, christians and pagans, freedom and slaves, a river with a history of strife. It runs for the heartland of europe, the continent so long 22 i so long toward that only dreamers like charlemagne could dream of it as a peaceful place. But in spite of the bloodshed, most of it so recent,