10 company towns where Victorian streets sit empty in forests at 2,000 feet
Scotia sits in Humboldt County redwood groves, population 1,000, where Pacific Lumber Company built Victorian streets in 1863. Port Gamble faces Puget Sound from Olympic foothills, founded 1853 by Pope & Talbot as Washington’s first timber town. Lynch clings to Kentucky ridges where U.S. Steel carved 19,000 acres for coal in 1917. Ten company towns … Lire plus









