Logging in Grays Harbor - Paperback

Brian Woodwick became aware of logging and loggers at Beaver, Washington, where his mom, Gene, worked as a Sappho logging camp cook. He began using a Kodak Brownie camera at the age of five in the logging town of Forks and soon moved on to using his mom's news camera. Brian's work has since appeared in newspapers, galleries, museums, and private homes. Previously, he had worked at a Weyerhaeuser Mill. Gene has worked over 50 years in the news business, specializing in natural resource issues and cultural and maritime history. She was recently honored by the Aberdeen Museum of History as the Grays Harbor Citizen of the Year for her dedication to local history.

Brian Woodwick became aware of logging and loggers at Beaver, Washington, where his mom, Gene, worked as a Sappho logging camp cook. He began using a Kodak Brownie camera at the age of five in the logging town of Forks and soon moved on to using his mom's news camera. Brian's work has since appeared in newspapers, galleries, museums, and private homes. Previously, he had worked at a Weyerhaeuser Mill. Gene has worked over 50 years in the news business, specializing in natural resource issues and cultural and maritime history. She was recently honored by the Aberdeen Museum of History as the Grays Harbor Citizen of the Year for her dedication to local history.