BRITISH COLUMBIA - 1944 - A pulp mill in Canada turns out wooden planks to be ultimately used for newsprint for the armed forces.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA - 1944 - Loggers transport logs down a river to a pulp mill in Canada for the war effort.
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QUEBEC - 1942 - Logging and mining become vital wartime industries in Quebec, Canada.
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QUEBEC - 1942 - Loggers use Canada's St. Lawrence river to ferry timber through Quebec, and military ships use the river as well.
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BRITAIN - 1943 - Canadian paratroopers train by undergoing extensive physical conditioning and practicing indoor jumps.
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1920s - President Coolidge pitches hay and uses a wheelbarrow to transport hay.
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DENMARK - 1930 - in this silent comedy, a fire in a hearth causes thick smoke in a room, engulfing the women in the bed nearby. One man climbs on the roof to open up the chimney but to no avail.
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DENMARK - 1930 - in this silent comedy, people throw objects from their cabin at approaching criminals, even pepper in sacks of cloth. Christmas garlands are thrown over the pine bush they use as cover.
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USA - 1950s - Lumberjacks cut down trees, and the logs are sent upstream to a mill.
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CANADA - 1910 - Men move lumber and steel rails into place for a track laying machine assembling Canada's Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.
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CANADA - 1910 - Men lay track for Canada's Grand Trunk Pacific Railway by hand and with a machine.
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CANADA - 1910 - Men operate a track laying machine while others move lumber and steel rails for it in the construction of Canada's Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.
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CANADA - 1910 - Men lay down lumber to build out the track for Canada's Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.
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SCOTLAND - 1943 - Canadian soldiers operate a sawmill in Scotland to manufacture wooden planks.
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CANADA - 1957 - In this Western film, a man convinces a man to step outside while another one hits him over the head with a hammer and kills him.
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US - 1957 - in this western, a trapper comments on a female servant who is gathering logs. His Native American friend stands nearby.
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CANADA - 1935 - High climbers lop off the tops of extremely tall trees for the lumber business in Canada.
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CANADA - 1935 - Lumberjacks use axes, saws, wedges and mallets to fell tall trees in a Canadian forest.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA - 1935 - Ancient trees stand tall in British Columbia, Canada, before lumberjacks prepare to take them down.
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CANADA - 1935 - Enormous cranes are used to load logs onto a train in a Canadian forest while lumbermen ride on top.
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CANADA - 1935 - The snaking technique is used to transport logs from a forest to a waterway that will ultimately take them to a mill in Canada.
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CANADA - 1935 - Circular saws and other modern machinery are used in a Canadian wood mill.
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CANADA - 1935 - Logs are dumped into a mill pod until they are ready for a conveyor that cleans them.
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CANADA - 1935 - Deck saws, bandsaws, and gang saws are among the mechanized tools used in a wood mill to create planks.
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CANADA - 1935 - Special vehicles and cranes are used to transport piles of wooden planks in Canada.
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CANADA - 1935 - Cranes are used to lower piles of wooden planks into trade ships at a Canadian dock.
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CANADA - 1935 - Men sort wooden planks into piles according to length at a modern Canadian wood mill.
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USA - 1931 - In this comedy, an unconscious young woman comes to after a man brings her to his cabin but she doesn't understand where she is.
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USA - 1957 - In this animated film, a Native American boy plays fetch with his dog and the stick hits a possum.
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USA - 1957 - In this animated film, a possum being hunted by a Native American boy and his dog tricks the boy into catching his dog in a log instead.
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Woodland scene with fallen tree and lush vegetation in a forest area
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USA - 1927 - In this silent movie, pioneers reminisce about when people used to do their own carpentry.
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USA - 1952 - Machines are used in logging, construction and factory work across America.
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USA - 1953 - Chemists procure sulfite liquor from wood pulp to make vanillin.
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USA - 1953 - Trees are felled and logs send to a wood chipping mill so chemists can extract what they need for vanilla.
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1919 - Pre-fab houses are introduced to the public in 1919.
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1919 - Pre-fab houses are introduced to the public in 1919.
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1919 - Pre-fab houses are introduced to the public in 1919.
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1930 - Men compete in log rolling and other logger sports on the water in Longview, Washington.
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USA - 1929 - In this stop-motion animated film, a tiger conjured by a magician starts chasing a dog belonging to the magician's friend.
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Trees and fallen logs in a forest after a fire near midday
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Sunlight filters through trees in a misty forest scene
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First-person view of a person opening a metal wood-burning stove with glowing firewood inside.
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UNITED STATES - 1958 - Logs decomposes chemically, turning into ash, as flames burn them. Carbon disulfide burning to form gaseous carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide.
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Open metal wood-burning stove with glowing logs and flames burning inside, creating a warm fire.
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ITALY - 1918 - In this silent film set during the First Crusade, Christian knights chop down trees to rebuild towers.
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UNITED STATES - 1940s - Homesteads made out of horizontal logs by Pioneers, including the cabin where Abraham Lincoln was born in, are shown.
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USA - 1967 - Trees are pushed to a shoot in a pond. The bark is removed by power washing and the logs are cut with a large bandsaw in a mill.