Mcnary Arizona Sawmill at Kenneth Fernando blog

Mcnary Arizona Sawmill. Mcnary and alfred smith, began to look for options for relocating their mill. Black families lived in an. They found and purchased a small defunct sawmill and town. He then found the mill town of cooley, arizona, on the apache indian reservation. He and cady purchased the defunct apache lumber company for $1.5 million in a deal that included all of apache's timber holdings and its milling operations in cooley and flagstaff. This collection is carroll g. By 1924, the “promise of steady work, good living conditions, and great weather” lured seven hundred hopeful black migrants to mcnary, arizona from louisiana. Cover image from a photo tour pamphlet in the southwest lumber mills, inc., file. The town of mcnary was the center of everything in the white mountains. Mcnary first scouted the pacific northwest and then mexico. Barber's research file on the history of mcnary, a louisiana lumber town that was relocated from louisiana to arizona in.

Mcnary first scouted the pacific northwest and then mexico. The town of mcnary was the center of everything in the white mountains. They found and purchased a small defunct sawmill and town. Mcnary and alfred smith, began to look for options for relocating their mill. Barber's research file on the history of mcnary, a louisiana lumber town that was relocated from louisiana to arizona in. By 1924, the “promise of steady work, good living conditions, and great weather” lured seven hundred hopeful black migrants to mcnary, arizona from louisiana. He then found the mill town of cooley, arizona, on the apache indian reservation. He and cady purchased the defunct apache lumber company for $1.5 million in a deal that included all of apache's timber holdings and its milling operations in cooley and flagstaff. This collection is carroll g. Cover image from a photo tour pamphlet in the southwest lumber mills, inc., file.

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Mcnary Arizona Sawmill He then found the mill town of cooley, arizona, on the apache indian reservation. This collection is carroll g. Mcnary and alfred smith, began to look for options for relocating their mill. He then found the mill town of cooley, arizona, on the apache indian reservation. They found and purchased a small defunct sawmill and town. Cover image from a photo tour pamphlet in the southwest lumber mills, inc., file. The town of mcnary was the center of everything in the white mountains. Black families lived in an. By 1924, the “promise of steady work, good living conditions, and great weather” lured seven hundred hopeful black migrants to mcnary, arizona from louisiana. Barber's research file on the history of mcnary, a louisiana lumber town that was relocated from louisiana to arizona in. He and cady purchased the defunct apache lumber company for $1.5 million in a deal that included all of apache's timber holdings and its milling operations in cooley and flagstaff. Mcnary first scouted the pacific northwest and then mexico.