Life, lumberjacks and brakemen
A high-speed runaway train wreck of 37 cars in 1906. A group of Minnesota highway patrol officers posing with their motorcycles in the 1920s. A range locomotive operated by women in bandanas and overalls. A precarious manual loading of the Montezuma schooner in 1916 with its largest load of pulpwood.
- History in the Making
A high-speed runaway train wreck of 37 cars in 1906. A group of Minnesota highway patrol officers posing with their motorcycles in the 1920s. A range locomotive operated by women in bandanas and overalls. A precarious manual loading of the Montezuma schooner in 1916 with its largest load of pulpwood.
These are some of the images that make up the restored historic photos and prints for sale and on exhibit for “History in the Making” June 26 through July 11 at the Waterfront Gallery in Two Harbors. The display is a look into the past of the north woods and the North Shore.
The images come courtesy of the Lake County Historical Society and proceeds from the exhibit will go toward the restoration of the Mallet Steam Train outside the depot museum.
The photographs have been meticulously restored by state-of-the-art digital technology and reproduced using the Giclee print process, a high quality ink-jet print.
The opening reception and benefit sale begins at 3 p.m. June 26.
The Waterfront Gallery sells fine art, gifts, custom framing and photo restoration services in downtown Two Harbors.
Tags: two harbors, community, photo exhibit, art
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