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Minnesota Memories |
Four senior citizens that experienced fascinating segments of Minnesota life tell their stories. A survivor of the 1918 fire, a Great Lakes Ship captain, a Norwegian immigrant who worked in our logging camps, and a superintendent of logging camps all talk about what life was like in the early days of Minnesota.
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Life in the Lumber Camps |
Four retired lumberjacks give first person accounts of life in the woods. They describe what the dawn-to-dusk routine was like including the food, bunkhouses, log drives, and other fascinating elements of lumbering life.
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Minnesota's Lumberjacks |
This is a realistic view of the true living and working conditions of the "jacks" in Minnesota forests. Men who worked in the woods provide factual accounts. They recall both the pleasures and the challenges.
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