Idaho’s lumber industry is more consolidated than ever, and making billions in sales
Mill workers pose next to stacks of board lumber at a lumber yard in Coeur d’Alene.
Courtesy of the University of Idaho library
This photograph taken between Sept. 28 and Oct. 4, 1913, shows the Potlatch sawmill, with the town of Potlatch in the background.
Courtesy of the University of Idaho library
In Idaho’s nearly 150 years of history with the lumber industry, the trade has transformed from a wide scattering of communities built and centered around logging and mills, to the more consolidated forestry seen today. ...
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