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Drawing logs in winter in the Town of Diana

Photo of horse-drawn load of logs during winter, driver sitting on top of the load. On the left is the log head, which was used to roll logs onto bobsled. Four other loggers in the photo, and other loads of logs in the background. Caption written on photos says: 55. IN THE LUMBER WOODS. READY TO START.

Circa 1890-1900. Town of Diana, NY. Photographer was Henry M. Beach.

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