History of logging in Pennsylvania

The American state of Pennsylvania has a history of logging dating back to its earliest settlers in the 17th century, with the development of many techniques that were later used throughout the United States while exhibiting a strong influence on the economics and industry of the region. == Early history and growth == Prior to the arrival of William Penn and the Quaker colonists in Pennsylvania in 1682, the territory that now comprises the state was estimated to be more than 90% percent forested.

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