Saw mill in the big tree district, and stumps of some of the giant Sequoias, Millwood, California. Stereoview. New York, London, Toronto, Canada, Ottawa, Kansas: Underwood & Underwood, Publishers. 1902. Stereoscopic view card. Each rounded top image measures approximately 8x8 cm. On gray card stock mount measuring 9x18 cm. Rounded corners, verso is plain, no imprint or title label. The card has the "Sun Sculpture Trademark" logo. Millwood was a Fresno County sawmill town established in 1891 where timber was milled, dried and sent by a 54-mile flume to Sanger, including trees cut in the privately owned Sequoia grove in Converse Basin. In its heyday Millwood had a seasonal population of more than one thousand, a thirty room hotel and all facilities of a complete town. In 1910 the operation was moved to Hume. Today nothing remains of Millwood. Fine. (#167652).
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