1929 Print Lawrence Sheridan Flannigan Lumber Wisconsin ORIGINAL HISTORIC WIS1 XGHC1 She often appeared in Laurel

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1929 Print Lawrence Sheridan Flannigan Lumber Wisconsin ORIGINAL HISTORIC WIS1 XGHC1 She often appeared in LaurelThis is an original 1929 halftone print of Lawrence Sheridan Flannigan a pioneer logger who was a part of Nelligan & Flannigan. The duo was famous in the upper parts of Wisconsin and Michigan and stripped the area of its pine trees. Flannigan was the second cousin of Philip Henry Sheridan, a Union General. The lumber industry controlled much of the northern part of the state during the middle of the 1800s. Heavy deforestation led the state to transfer