Ever wonder how they put up telephone poles, back in the days before trucks with cranes? I don't know where this was taken or when, but my guess is around 1915.
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Speaking of bygone days, do you know how Log Pile, Pa. got its name?
Could this be where lumber was stored for the old Lincoln Hill coal mine?
Your guess is as good as mine. I can't find anything in our archives about the name.
Thanks for looking anyhow.
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