Silent B&W film depicting West Virginia logging operations in 1928. Filmed by Albert E. Moss. Original film held by Forest History Society Archives. There is no denying that logging is dangerous and challenging but is significantly less dangerous than in the past. Today's loggers are equipment operating professionals who take pride in their work, focus on safety, are environmentally responsible, and practice sustainable forest management practices. | American Loggers Council

Film footage of logging operations in West Virginia circa 1928. Includes scenes of logging and felling by axe and crosscut saw, skidding and log transportation by horse and tractor, trains, log pond, and lumberyard operations. Filmed by Albert E. Moss. Original film held by Forest History Society. | Vintage West Virginia