Oscoda, Michigan: Lumbermen's Monument
Three bronze lumberjacks, nine feet tall. Dedicated to the thousands of lumbermen who have chopped and sawed their way through Michigan.
- Address:
- Monument Rd, Oscoda, MI
- Directions:
- 15 miles west of Oscoda on the River Road Scenic Byway, then north to Cooke Dam Pond on Monument Rd.
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My sister was visiting and we decided to take her and her husband for the scenic tour of the AuSable River, and the Lumbermen's Monument was part of it. I recommend any visitors to our little town to take this tour down River Road. It's breathtaking.
[bordeauxbarb, 08/06/2020]This is a monument that has been set up kind of like a museum. It is dedicated to all the thousands of lumbermen who serviced Michigan, particularly the multitude of rivers in Iosco County. It is well worth the stop.
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Oscoda also has a Paul Bunyan statue, a tribute to James MacGillivary, author of Bunyan tales, who was a town native and is buried there.