Sawmill Hoodies
Description: Packard Sawmill was an industrial facility in the town of Twin Peaks. The mill was founded in the late 1880s by James Packard on two acres by Black Lake Falls with eight employees. After an altercation with Kwakiutl Indians over the land, the mill was built, and its saw was originally powered by the water above the falls it was built next to. The original mill's structure was razed in 1922 and was rebuilt across 25 acres by James’ son, Thomas. The employment had grown to 100 people by 1924.
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Description: Founded in 1863, Pacific Lumber Company, known as PALCO, was one of California's major logging and sawmill operations, located 28 miles south of Eureka and 244 miles north of San Francisco. Primary operations existed in massive log storage and milling operations in the historic company town of Scotia, California, located adjacent to US 101 along the Eel River, with secondary mills located in Fortuna and Carlotta. PALCO had extensive timber holdings exceeding well over 200,000 acres in the Redwood and Douglas-Fir forests of Humboldt County. Known as the Redwood Empire, for generations, PALCO was one of the largest private employers in the region, and operated the world's largest Redwood Mill ever constructed.
Description: Celebrate the rustic spirit of the Pacific Northwest with this vintage-inspired tavern graphic. Featuring crossed axes, logs, and a cold frothy glass, it captures the perfect atmosphere for unwinding after a long shift. Ideal for those who love craft brews, wilderness vibes, and classic cabin aesthetic decor.
Description: A determined beaver saws through a log beneath the playful line It's Just One Dam Project After Another. The rustic engraving style blends woodworking humor with detailed forest wildlife imagery. A lighthearted choice for carpenters, DIY builders, and Father's Day celebrations.
Description: Warn the room ahead of time with this bold typography design featuring cream stacked lettering, orange accent dashes, and a warm yellow-to-red gradient 'LUMBER' in distressed block type. Perfect for woodworkers, lumber yard regulars, and anyone whose idea of small talk involves board feet.
Description: Warn the room ahead of time with this bold typography design featuring cream stacked lettering, orange accent dashes, and a warm yellow-to-red gradient 'LUMBER' in distressed block type. Perfect for woodworkers, lumber yard regulars, and anyone whose idea of small talk involves board feet.
Description: Warn the room ahead of time with this bold typography design featuring cream stacked lettering, orange accent dashes, and a warm yellow-to-red gradient 'LUMBER' in distressed block type. Perfect for woodworkers, lumber yard regulars, and anyone whose idea of small talk involves board feet.
Description: Warn the room ahead of time with this bold typography design featuring cream stacked lettering, orange accent dashes, and a warm yellow-to-red gradient 'LUMBER' in distressed block type. Perfect for woodworkers, lumber yard regulars, and anyone whose idea of small talk involves board feet.
