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Women and Black History in the Forest Products Industry

More Than Diversity

It has long been reported that lumbering in the 19th and 20th Centuries did not see diversity. This report proves that wrong. This easy-to-read report uncovers several stories about women and black people serving in the industry.

This is one report broken into two segments as the report is too large for one file. Please understand the information flows between the two parts.

Discovering Lumber Hertitage Through History and Education

SHARE YOUR DIVERSITY STORY

Hello, This form is set up to get you started with the process of sharing your family story about the heritage of Pennsylvania Lumbering. Give us a few details and our educator Rowan Crisp will reach out to your for “the rest of the story”. Thank you.

 

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Wood On Glass

At Work With a Crosscut – Nine Mile, Potter County

Two men work together with a crosscut saw, removing a trunk section of a peeled hemlock tree that broke when it fell across another tree already down. Read more

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