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West Fir Incline 1930s. Looking down the incline.

Westfir incline looking down into North Folk of the Willamette River. The incline was built to haul logs using a RR system, with no engine.

Weyerhaeuse paper mill in back. Railroad shop in center. Main line track to mohawk in front.Caption: Weyerhaeuse paper mill in back. Railroad shop in center. Main line track to mohawk in front.

Specifications of the locomotiveCaption: Weyerhaeuser Timber Company Diesel-Electric Locomotive Built by Fairbanks, Morse & Co."

A white house is on fire and there is a lot of smoke.

Wicks sawmill circa 1925 on Lost Creek 21 men 2 women 1 boy total 24

William Williams of loading at Hills Creek Lumber Company Jasper, OR

The firefighter is looking out of the burnt house, and she is holding what looks like a loudspeaker. There is rumble and soot around her.

Two guys digging in a ditch. Caption: “Mike Largent was there day after day working for free to build us a new park. Great guy. Hard worker.”

Two guys working in a ditch. Caption: “Randy Cherry fixing the only water leak in the park. City water line, not my work. Our little town lost a good guy when he quit the city.”

Concrete formers are building the park paths.

People working on the pathway, sweeping gravel.

Kids working on the pathway, raking gravel. Caption: "Young and old showed up to help."

A person working on the pathway, raking gravel.

Ladies working on the pathway, raking gravel. Caption: “Meagan & Savannah making the park look better just by being there.”

People working on the pathway, sweeping gravel.

Two people raking gravel. Caption: “Water table east end of the park”

Workers moving dirt and rock

Workers moving dirt and rock

Workers moving dirt and rock

Workers moving dirt and rock

A group of workers moving gravel and using some heavy equipment.

A man is pulling a small trailer with riding lawn mower.

Two men are shoveling gravel, near the displayed logging equipment.