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The purpose of the Timber Heritage Association is to create awareness and appreciation for the impact of timber, logging and railroads on the settlement and development of Humboldt County.
Website: http://www.timberheritage.org/
Location: Eureka, California
Members: 18
Latest Activity: Apr 27
Lawrence knows about this but others may be interested to learn that there's a Google group focused on Timber Heritage Association projects, and a recent post in that group detailed a meeting between…Continue
Tags: john williams, tha, nwp
Started by Mark Drury Nov 23, 2009.
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Make sure you attend a steam up this year folks! Could be the final season @ Ft. Humboldt. The State is threatening to take the bear Harbor #1 and put her in storage. We may never get to run her again! please write your govt. representatives to save Ft. Humboldt and keep the Bear local.
Comment by Linda Nesbitt on April 7, 2012 at 10:39pm The 2012 Ride the Rails (Speeder Crew Car) and Steam Up at Fort Humboldt schedules have been posted...visit Timber Heritage Association's Page on FB.
RIDE the RAILS: Sat 6/23 from 9-5 @ Samoa Roundhouse
Wed 7/4 from 10-4 in Old Town Eureka (4th of July)
Sat 7/28 from 9-5 @ Samoa Roundhouse
Sat 8/18 from 9-5 @ Samoa Roundhouse
Sat 8/25 from 9-5 @ Samoa Roundhouse
Sat 9/8 from 10-4 in Old Town Eureka (Cruz'n Eureka)
Sat 9/22 from 9-5 @ Samoa Roundhouse
...and remember the FREE 1893 Historic Roundhouse Tour on Samoa dates!
STEAM UP at FORT HUMBOLDT = free steam train rides:
Sat & Sun 4/28-29 from 10-4 (30th annual Dolbeer Donkey Days)
Sat 5/19 from 10-4
Sat 6/16 from 10-4
Sat 7/21 from 10-4 (Final Steam Up @ Fort before closure)
Please SHARE this post and spread the word to help keep history alive in Humboldt!
Comment by Linda Nesbitt on March 14, 2012 at 11:11pm
Comment by Linda Nesbitt on February 26, 2012 at 8:39pm THA Presentation of the historic Samoa Roundhouse & Shops at the Humboldt County Library Saturday, March 3rd @ 1:00 p.m. Here's the link from the paper: http://www.times-standard.com/ci_20048797?IADID=Search-www.times-st...
Comment by Linda Nesbitt on January 10, 2012 at 10:00pm This article about the THA Field's Landing move was in the Eureka Times Standard last Friday: http://www.times-standard.com/localnews/ci_19687309
Comment by Linda Nesbitt on January 1, 2012 at 8:43pm Great news Thad! Hopefully an angel will appear and solve the long term storage, restoration and display problems.
We'll all keep positive thoughts that it will happen soon.
Richard Todd
Good news everyone, THA has signed a lease for a small chunk of property adjacent to the Historical Samoa Round House Complex in which to store our collection. Volunteers have been hard at work sorting the artifacts out at Fields landing for weeks and we now have a place to store them. All the smaller items have been sorted and put on pallets. We are now attempting to arrange for heavy equipment to move rolling stock. The down side here is that there is only 10 days left until the new owner takes possession of the property. We are praying for an extension on the dead line considering our progress. Also, the flake board plant in Arcata is being torn down, so the A & MR #101 must now also be moved out to Samoa. We are still just renting the Roundhouse and the lease on the Danco Property is also short term. Crazy trying to save save history when so many factors are working against us. At least the entire collection will soon be in one place. Pray that we can somehow purchase these properties. Another forced move could break THA for good. We have spent all our treasury on moving equipment and volunteers are running out of steam.
Comment by Linda Nesbitt on December 12, 2011 at 1:38am Check out this photo album of THA in the 2011 Trucker's Parade in Eureka, CA...we ended up with 2nd Place!
http://nwprr.net/photo/album/show?id=3290209%3AAlbum%3A60997&xg...
Comment by Linda Nesbitt on July 27, 2011 at 12:01am © 2012 Created by Mark Drury.
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