June 12 1914

The last commercially cut logs pass through Stillwater’s boom on the St. Croix, which is the end of the large-scale logging in the St. Croix Valley.

Thanks to FOCUS 10 Northfield High School and Clare Foley for the research on June’s Day in History.

Thanks also to Minnesota’s Learn and Serve America Service Learning Program for their help.

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