
| NASA Center: |
Stennis Space Center |
| Image # : |
LOGTOWN-1 |
| Date : |
01/01/1928
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Title
Lumber Mill at Logtown
Full Description
The H. Weston Lumber Co., founded in 1848, was said to be the largest in the
United States. The huge sawmill was the hub of activity and employment in the
community of Logtown, one of five communities that existed where Stennis Space
Center is now located.
The lumber company finally closed in 1928. In October 1961, the federal
government announced its decision to locate a national rocket test facility in
Hancock County, Mississippi. The towns of Logtown, Gainesville, Westonia,
Napoleon, and Santa Rosa and their residents had to be moved to make way for the
NASA center.
Keywords
Logtown Lumber Mill
Subject Category
Historical-Stennis,
Reference Numbers
- Center:
SSC
- Center Number:
LOGTOWN-1
- GRIN DataBase Number:
GPN-2000-000541
Source Information
- Creator/Photographer: Unknown
- Original Source: DIGITAL
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