File:Hamilton Logging Company piledriver bridge crew, responsible for building second Red Cabin Creek Bridge, 1916 (KINSEY 284).jpeg

English: The men pictured are, L to R rear: unknown, unknown, David Moyer, Herbert Wooden, Vain Wooden (with hand on hip); front: Frank Richmeyer (sitting), Blake Tate (sitting), Mike Pence, foreman (sitting), Louis Fife (arms folded), unknown, unknown. [Dennis Blake Thompson. Logging Railroads in Skagit County (Seattle, Wash. : Northwest Short Line, 1989)] Caption on image: Bridge crew, Hamilton Logging Co. No. 21 PH Coll 516.1450
The English Lumber Company had a controlling interest in the Hamilton Logging Company, which did business under that name from ca. 1908 to 1917, when the name was changed to the Lyman Timber Company. Hamilton is a community on the north bank of the Skagit River ten miles east of Sedro Woolley in central Skagit County. It was once boomed as The Pittsburgh of the West because of iron and coal deposits in the vicinity. The town was named for William Hamilton, who homesteaded the land on which the town was built. His land claim was made in 1877 and the town was incorporated in 1891, when Hamilton's name was given to it.

• Subjects (LCTGM): Railroad construction workers; Pile drivers; Lumber industry--Washington (State); Hamilton Logging Company--People--Washington (State); Hamilton Logging Company--Equipment & supplies--Washington (State); Skagit County (Wash.); Group portraits