Steam & Excursion > Timber Times Magazine Fades Into History - No More Issues!

I am sorry to report that our last logging history magazine, Timber Times has printed it’s last issue.

Phil Schnell has worked tirelessly to keep this fine magazine going for all these years. Started in 1993, Timber Times was the 3rd magazine to cover the topic of steam logging. First was Timber Beast, then came Tall Timber Shortlines followed by Timber Times.

The first 2 dropped away over the years leaving only Timber Times for those of us who love all things logging to hang onto for our “logging fix”. Now, sadly, we have not even one logging magazine left.

I am proud to say I have written for all 3 of these logging tomes and was the “photo editor” for Timber Times since its first issue.

Phil has had health issues in the last few years that has slowed this publication. Now, those issue have forced it’s cancellation for all time.

Thanks Phil, for keeping this magazine of logging history alive as long as you have. We will all cherish our issues of Timber Times in our libraries for years to come.

Martin

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It's a big loss for many of us.

If anyone out there is interested in keeping this going, ahas the financial resources, I have the skills to act as editor and publisher for a salary.
Bill Pyper
Editor
NASG Dispatch
Salem, OR

As of this morning..... the TT website has been taken down.

Martin

Is it possible to leave the web site up, just make it read only ?

The ability to get back issues would be wonderful.

There's alternate places, but would be better directly.

http://www.montageww.com/timbertimes.aspx

Hadn't heard about these tomes till recently.

Mike

They had the contract to publish the new book on Lima Shays. It was in edit mode. What will happen to that project to produce a great new book on Shays? Magazines are dying as fast as my fellow friends. What happens to my subscription?