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Go local on Labor Day: Tour the history of work in Clark County

By Scott Hewitt, Columbian staff writer
Published: September 1, 2017, 6:00am
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Anna Fry, an operations support specialist for the Georgia-Pacific paper mill, was the mastermind behind a new visitor center that features historic equipment, products and memorabilia from the pride of Camas.
Anna Fry, an operations support specialist for the Georgia-Pacific paper mill, was the mastermind behind a new visitor center that features historic equipment, products and memorabilia from the pride of Camas. The Columbian files Photo Gallery

Clark County has always been hard at work. The reason this community exists at all is because natural resources and commerce beckoned to people hungry for riches — or just to make a simple living.

Looking for something truly meaningful to do over the long Labor Day weekend? Try this tour of historic (and ongoing) local labor sites — places where hard work has made all the difference.

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