1944 - Sawdust from Wood Mills
“Current residents may remember the large sawdust pile that remained on the park (Ouimette Park) site until 1944, when it finally burned to the ground…this pile of sawdust and wood chips, 110 feet high, sat there for years. Occasionally, in the summer, the pile would catch fire and burn. The dense smoke that covered the area would make a walk to the town site of Mulhurst difficult.
Hank and sister, Blanche Van Volkenburg, on that west shore of Pigeon Lake. This shows the size of timber being milled in this locale
Photo from history book, Mulhurst - The First 50 Years by Jack Manson
