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Scotia, California: From Lumber Mill Company Town to the New Urbanism Ideal
In northwestern California, nestled between the Eel River and redwood forests, survives the lumber mill company town of Scotia. For over one hundred years, the Pacific Lumber Company has owned and operated this small and friendly community. As one of the last surviving company towns in America, Scot
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