East Texas Logging Railroads (Images of Rail) Folk Tales & Myths “the Harvard-trained scion of nineteenth-century

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East Texas Logging Railroads (Images of Rail) Folk Tales & Myths “the Harvard-trained scion of nineteenth-centuryWhen the first logging railroad was built in Jasper County in the 1870s, the virgin East Texas forest spread across a vast area the size of Indiana. That first eight mile logging line heralded a boom era of lumbering and railroading that would last well into the 20th century. Before the era was over, thousands of miles of logging railroads would be built, and hundreds of communities would spring up along their routes. As times changed, the mills