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#5 Two women sitting in the upper balcony of the Forestry Building, 1905. This image really displays how massive the support logs were.

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#5 Two women sitting in the upper balcony of the Forestry Building, 1905. This image really displays how massive the support logs were.

World’s Largest Log Cabin: The Lost Historic Forestry Building of Portland, Oregon that Completely Burnt Down in 1964

#5 Two women sitting in the upper balcony of the Forestry Building, 1905. This image really displays how massive the support logs were.

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←#4 The immense Forestry Building is shown in 1905 during the Lewis & Clark Centennial Exposition, for which it was built.
#6 The interior of the Forestry Building, ca. 1905.→

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