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Their preparation of the roads at night ensured a smooth flow of logging activities during the day. panorama_94CF5C03_9BC6_CA75_41DB_B0507AE37E83.subtitle = Camps tried to get the best cook they could. Good food meant good workers doing good work. Cooks needed to plan ahead to buy everythihg they needed for trhe entire winter ahead of time. panorama_D4EA94D4_D49A_FF22_41C0_33A9C8692BB0.subtitle = Each camp had it's own setup, but they usually included a number of buildings. Camps often included a cook's shanty, bunkhouse, filer's shed, blacksmith shop, and a barn. panorama_08195B03_1983_7609_41B2_9702A8760219.subtitle = From 1882-1960, hundreds of children were taught at Sunnyview School in the Town of Washington. In addition to being a school, it was the hub of the community where events were held, county nurses vaccinated residents, WWII ration coupons were distributed, and mail was picked up when the roads were too dangerous for the mailman. It found a new home in Carson Park in 1963. panorama_2D832880_D58A_7721_41E1_E326A645FDC5.subtitle = Getting logs down river was one of the most dangerous things a lumberjack could do. After the harvest, men hand selected by the forman would use boats, poles, and ingenuity to get the camp's logs to the sawmills. panorama_CC2CFCFE_C718_A079_41E5_DFEA2A1A8790.subtitle = Horses were an important part of the logging team. Teamsters worked with the horses during the day, and barn boys made sure they were groomed and fed. The horses made $.75 a day for their owners and were treated well. The foreman kept the horses inside if the temperatures got too cold; the men did not get the same benefit. panorama_88198421_9C3F_DAB5_41D6_C28A08A1CFD3.subtitle = In 1883, Richard Ryan had his leg crushed by a tree. He carved storage boxes for Bibles with the log that fell on him. Loggers are still considered to have dangerous conditions today. A BLS report noted that the average American’s work-related fatality rate is 3.2 in 100,000, but in logging it jumps to 91 in 100,000, thirty times greater. panorama_CB96B133_C708_6188_419B_4B39D970E665.subtitle = In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s. panorama_CC861742_C708_6189_41DE_64772C0FE60B.subtitle = In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s. panorama_89862A5A_9BDD_CE97_41D7_A9EC11C85056.subtitle = Is this really the last log sawed in the Valley? Could be, but if you've tried to prove your family stories, you know there are a lot of "tall" tales in logging that have nothing to do with Paul! panorama_941E1C5A_9BCE_4A96_41C6_88E5E14F204D.subtitle = Lumber barons often went bankrupt many tiimes before becoming wealthy. As they moved across the country, they looked for ways to bring niceties from their cities back east with them. Many lumber barons funded building hospitals, parks, libraries, and theaters in the communities they settled in. panorama_5BC1A85D_75F9_3DEC_41D2_64665B69A716.subtitle = Lumbering in the Chippewa Valley answers questions about life in the lumber camps. What did the men do if they got sick? How did the cook decide how much food to purchase for a winter in the woods? What did the men do for fun in the camp? panorama_3915A97F_A974_C86D_41E2_145DFCF2D740.subtitle = Lumberjacks ate so much to keep themselves working and warm that you still find legendary Paul Bunyan Breakfasts in towns across America. panorama_9518C114_9BC6_FA93_41A0_EF0F179B1BD8.subtitle = Lumberjacks told tales of many "creatures" in the woods - hugagas, hodags, tree squeeks, agropelters, axe hounds, and more kept people on their toes in the camps and in the woods. panorama_9519C249_9BCD_DEF2_41D3_F3F7D2C50883.subtitle = Many of our books are available online if you want to check out what's available panorama_8F10DE6B_9C42_46B5_41DB_AA737D5F12D7.subtitle = Needs were never small in the camps, so we see lots of tools egineered in the moment. The lumber era was full of innovation and making do from small wooden tools to steam-driven machinery. panorama_8EC106A6_9C46_47BE_41DB_92738F875C84.subtitle = Photographers often came to the camp on Sundays and would take photos of the loggers posed around the bunkhouse. Men often purchased these images to send home to their families. “Sunday” pictures might include an overloaded sled that horses could never pull but looked impressive in the photos. panorama_8ECB67BB_9C42_4596_41E2_573942F36ED7.subtitle = The Dingle was an unheated storage room off the Cook Shanty where food and supplies could be kept. In many camps the Filer's Shanty, Wanigan, and Foreman's Office would be in their own buildings. Interestingly, a wanigan was both what they called the camp store and the boat the cook traveled in during log drives. panorama_CBC520FA_D910_AEE2_41E1_AF43694A3A07.subtitle = The Equipment Shed houses some of the larger equipment used in logging camps and tells more of the story about the different jobs that were necessary for the camp to run smoothly. panorama_E8243F6B_D649_FB7D_41B1_67DEA297CBA6.subtitle = The Equipment Shed houses some of the larger equipment used in logging camps and tells more of the story about the different jobs that were necessary for the camp to run smoothly. panorama_CAF18FE3_D910_92E1_41C9_3802EF6D97E2.subtitle = The Equipment Shed houses some of the larger equipment used in logging camps and tells more of the story about the different jobs that were necessary for the camp to run smoothly. panorama_895BFA9B_9BC6_4F95_41D1_D52FE9A610EF.subtitle = The Equipment Shed houses some of the larger equipment used in logging camps and tells more of the story about the different jobs that were necessary in the camps. panorama_CC21283D_C718_EFFB_41D5_2CAB8539EEBF.subtitle = The Equipment Shed houses some of the larger equipment used in logging camps and tells more of the story about the different jobs that were necessary in the camps. panorama_8EB64459_9C42_5A95_41C0_360E7AED9536.subtitle = The bunkhouse was not a comfortable room to sleep in. Men near the fire got very warm, men near the outside walls slept next to ice at times. The lice and fleas went wherever they wanted. This space was also where men did their personal grooming, hung up laundry, and spent time playing music and telling stories Saturday nights. panorama_897EE984_9BC2_4A72_41D4_0C695DA9DC65.subtitle = The camp blacksmith was an essential member of the camp. In addition to making a variety of horse and oxen shoes to use for clearing logs, he would repair and create tools the cook might need. panorama_8ED8FF9C_9C45_C593_41CA_435A6E1CAF4C.subtitle = The cook and cookee (cook's assistant} slept in the cook shanty. They had to be up way before the sun to prepare breakfast for the men, and they finished cleaning the supper dishes after the sun had set for the day. panorama_8EB444AD_9C46_DBB2_41E0_58990F674D4B.subtitle = The cook and cookee (cook's assistant} slept in the cook shanty. 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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Horses were an important part of the logging team. Teamsters worked with the horses during the day, and barn boys made sure they were groomed and fed. The horses made $.75 a day for their owners and were treated well. The foreman kept the horses inside if the temperatures got too cold; the men did not get the same benefit.
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Saturday nights men stayed up late. Fiddles, harmonicas, and accordions could be heard at these gatherings. Tales were told about the larger-than-life Paul Bunyan.
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Camp Blacksmith


The camp blacksmiths' most important job were making horse and oxen shoes for the animals in the camp, including orthopedic shoes and items to help them traverse the mucky ground.
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Bateau


Men used boats like this to guide logs down the river in the spring. This boat was called a bateau because it was brought to America by French trappers in the early 1600s.
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Daisy Mason


Daisy Mason taught in Eau Claire from 1933 to 1959. She taught in seven different school, but her first decade was spent at Sunnyview. This photo is circa 1936.
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Filer


The filer, nicknamed the camp dentist, was typically an older logger who could no longer work in the woods. filer sharpened one set of saws while the other set was used in the forest.
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Go Devil


A go-devil was a sled that was used to lift up the front end of a fallen tree to move the log to a road where it could be stacked on a sled.
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Horses


Horses were an important part of the logging team. Teamsters worked with the horses during the day, and barn boys made sure they were groomed and fed. The horses made $.75 a day for their owners and were treated well. The foreman kept the horses inside if the temperatures got too cold; the men did not get the same benefit.
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House Move


The house was owned by the Anderson family from 1866 until 1976 when it was donated to the Chippewa Valley Museum. In 2001, it was moved to its present location.
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Laundry Day


Washing clothes was an all-day event, so it did not happen often. Water had to be hauled and boiled. Clothing had to be scrubbed by hand, rinsed, and hung around the stove to dry.
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Washing clothes was an all-day event, so it did not happen often. Water had to be hauled and boiled. Clothing had to be scrubbed by hand, rinsed, and hung around the stove to dry.
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Washing clothes was an all-day event, so it did not happen often. Water had to be hauled and boiled. Clothing had to be scrubbed by hand, rinsed, and hung around the stove to dry.
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Laundry


Laundry was an all-day project for families in the late 1800s.
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Log Hammer


At the height of Wisconsin's logging industry, more than 450 lumber camps dotted the landscape. Log-marking hammers, with their wooden handles and iron heads stamped with unique symbols, were used to brand each log. Every tree felled by a company was carefully marked. Once the logs were transported downriver to the lumber mills, they were meticulously counted to ensure that companies were compensated for all the logs that reached their destination. This particular marker was used by the PS Davidson Lumber Co.
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Log Rolling


In the late 1800s, log rolling became a sport in the Midwest. The first four world log rolling champions were from Eau Claire, and native Wilber Marx held the title for ten years.
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McDonough Company


The McDonough Company began producing logging equipment in Eau Claire in 1888. They are still making sawmill equipment today.
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Old Trees


It was common to cut down trees that were more than 300 years old and 200 feet tall. Only saplings when indigenous people lived on the land, they grew along with the expansion of Wisconsin.
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Owens House


The John Owens house at 907 Porter Avenue stands as a prime example of the grand homes built by wealthy lumber barons. While many of these barons amassed considerable fortunes, just as many faced financial ruin. The lumber industry, with its inherent risks—especially in an era plagued by frequent fires—was a volatile venture. However, those who found success often gave back generously to their communities, establishing parks, libraries, schools, churches, and hospitals.
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Oxen & Horses


Strong oxen were needed to pull the huge trees cut down in the early days of logging. Eventually, horses took their place; they could get in and out of the forests easier.
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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


The "People Wall" features 64 individuals who lived in the Chippewa Valley during the lumber boom years. Featured is a page from the People Wall booklet. The booklet shows birthplace, occupation, and whether or not the people stayed in the Chippewa Valley all of their lives.
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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


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Phoenix Log Hauler


About 100 Phoenix log haulers were built in Eau Claire. The iron giant could haul as much lumber as ten teams of horses! Eventually, railroads made the Phoenix obsolete.
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Road Monkeys


A group of loggers called road monkeys worked at night. Their preparation of the roads at night ensured a smooth flow of logging activities during the day.
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Sawmills


This graphic demonstrates the number of sawmills that were located in the Eau Claire area. Because there were so many mills here, Eau Claire was given the nickname Sawdust City.
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Scandinavian Notche


The Anderson cabin was built from trees cut along Big Elk Creek. The Scandinavian notche corner joints was characteristic of homes built by Norwegians in Canada
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Sleeping in the Bunkhouse


Loggers brought their own bedding to the camp. Mattresses were made of pine needles, and when the fleas and lice got too bad, the needles were shaken out and new needles added. A stove in the middle of the room provided heat. However, men who slept near the stove were too hot while men who slept near the cabin wall were too cold—no happy medium in the bunkhouse.
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The Cook


The cook was up about 4 am to prepare breakfast, a mid-morning snack, a lunch, a mid-afternoon snack, and a dinner for the men and worked on Sundays. A good cook drew good workers
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The Gabreel


The cook used this horn to signal to the men that it was time to eat. If the men were farther away, the cook took their food to them in a wagon.
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The Horn


The cook used this horn to signal to the men that it was time to eat. If the men were farther away, the cook took their food to them in a wagon.
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The Horn


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The Jammer


The jammer was the most dangerous machine in the camp. The jammer was used to stack logs onto a sled to transport them to the river bank where they would be stored until spring.
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Wanigan


In the wanigan, loggers could purchase shirts and toothbrushes and some leisure items like checkers or tobacco. Their purchases were deducted from their paychecks.
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Wanigan


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Wanigan


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Wanigan


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Wanigan


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Wanigan


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Wanigan


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White Pine


White pine grew straight, was easy to work with, and was a sturdy wood for building materials. Most importantly, white pine is lighter than water so logs could float down the rivers.
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Winslow and his medicine chest


Lumber camps were often far from hospitals and had no doctors on site. Imagine you’re miles from a doctor and your back aches from chopping trees all day. Eau Claire pharmacist George Winslow came up with a solution—the lumberjack’s medicine chest. These kits were filled with remedies for common injuries and ailments, like headaches, sore muscles, and maybe even a touch of arthritis.


Rumor had it the medicine was composed primarily of alcohol, so with the camps being alcohol-free, the medicines might have been consumed a bit more often than necessary.
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Wisconsin Logging Museum


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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Wisconsin Logging Museum


In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Wisconsin Logging Museum


In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Wisconsin Logging Museum


In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Wisconsin Logging Museum


In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Wisconsin Logging Museum


In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Wisconsin Logging Museum


In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Wisconsin Logging Museum


In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Wisconsin Logging Museum


In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Wisconsin Logging Museum


In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Wisconsin Logging Museum


In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Wisconsin Logging Museum


In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Wisconsin Logging Museum


In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Wisconsin Logging Museum


In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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In 1933, Dr. Roy E. Mitchell came up with an idea to preserve Eau Claire's lumber history. He had a passion to build a place for visitors to experience an 1890s logging camp. He designed it, the city of Eau Claire agreed to house it in Carson Park as a WPA project, the Eau Claire Kiwanis Club added financing, and Dr. Mitchell provided logs from his farm. By 1935 it was up and running. It was moved to its present location in the mid-1980s.
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Make sure you enter the correct door, boys on the left and girls on the right.
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Welcome to the Chippewa Valley Museum. We encourage you to visit in person when we re-open for business. Click here for Admission Prices.


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The men did not go hungry in the camp. They averaged about 8000 calories a day. Tha's a lot for a man who was about 5'4" and weighed 150 pounds!
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Laundry was an all-day project for families in the late 1800s.
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Many different nationalities and ages were represented in the camps. The “average” logger was 5’4” and weighed about 145 pounds.
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Many families brought family possessions, including spinning wheels, with them when they immigrated. They became family heirlooms passed down from generation to generation.
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Many of our books are available online if you want to check out the specific titles.
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Mark Wyman sums up logging’s effect on the land: “The landscape which supported no trees beyond a few inches in diameter. . . sudden flows caused year-round river levels to fall. . . . white pine blister rust attacked the younger trees . . . no force since the glaciers has rivaled northern logging.”
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The bunkhouse was not a pleasant-smelling building. Think about the odors of wet wool socks; tobacco; baked beans and its effects; unbathed, sweaty men; and stale air.
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These lanterns were handy in the winter because it was dark when the men left camp and dark when they returned. They hung in the trees providing more light than a single flame.
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This house may look small to us today, but the tongue and groove floors, full loft with its own staircase, indoor stove, and two bedrooms made this a substantial home in 1866.
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Welcome to the Wisconsin Logging Museum. If you visit in person, you can put a pin on the map, so we can see where all our visitors come from each year.
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People of the Chippewa Valley, 1860-1870


The "People Wall" features 64 individuals who lived in the Chippewa Valley during the lumber boom years. Featured is a page from the People Wall booklet. The booklet shows birthplace, occupation, and whether or not the people stayed in the Chippewa Valley all of their lives.
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