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Lindsey Wagon - 1964

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Lindsey 8 Wheel Log Wagon in 1964

One of the last operational Lindsey 8-Wheel Log Wagons was captured in action in 1964.

The Bura Conway Logging Operations in New Augusta, MS had just cut this tree and loaded onto the wagon for a trip to the saw-mill.  This wagon was later purchased by Sam Lindsey Jr. and leased to the Mississippi Agricultural Museum in Jackson, MS.

From left to right are James Fuller, Jim Fuller, C.A. Bass, Jane Lindsey, and Sam Lindsey Jr. The oxen to pull the wagon are in the background.

 

 

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