End of line for old logging railroads fades from view
A 1972 Herald dispatch notes most historic logging rails have vanished as living traces in parks and museums. Remaining lines like the Oregon Pacific and Eastern, Natchez to Urania, and others once carried timber and tourists but now stand largely dormant or preserved for nostalgia.
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