Blind River, Ontario, Canada: Northern Ontario Logging Memorial
Sculpture of two men using tools of the logging industry to clear a log jam, under a canopy of stylized evergreen trees.
- Address:
- 291-319 Trans-Canada Hwy., Blind River, ON, Canada
- Directions:
- Trans-Canada Highway in Blind River, east side of town, public park near Industrial Park Rd.
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Here's an interesting memorial we passed on Highway 17 on our way to Sault Ste. Marie. This is the Northern Ontario Logging Memorial in Blind River. It's got a couple of loggers next to some stylized trees.
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Northern Ontario Logging Memorial is a big bronze sculpture, erected in 2007, that depicts two men clearing a log jam. They're not on a sail boat -- those are artistically imagined trees.