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Floating shack used during log drives
A wanigan or wannigan was a floating cook shack used during log drives in the Upper Midwest. Occasionally, a wanigan also served as a bunk house. A wanigan
Wanigan
Forestry museum in Grand Rapids, Minnesota
may choose to follow a tour, or use a self-guided brochure. The river wanigan is a 1901 replica of a floating cook shack and bunkhouse once used by river
Forest_History_Center
Proto-Algonquian *wa·p-, "white" + *-a·py-, "string-like object" + *-aki, plural. Wanigan (definition) From Ojibwa waanikaan, "storage pit". Wapiti (elk) (definition)
List of English words from Indigenous languages of the Americas
List_of_English_words_from_Indigenous_languages_of_the_Americas
United States historic place
Whether the Jump River populace enjoyed having their town hall look like a wanigan instead of a little cracker box, I do not know, but it looked comfortable
Jump_River_Town_Hall
River in Wisconsin, United States
quarters for the Shaw company's own men, a hotel for river travelers, a wanigan where necessities could be bought, and a mixed community of whites and
Flambeau_River
Town in Wisconsin, United States
had 32 flood gates, a gate to sluice logs through, and a gate for the wanigan (cookhouse raft) to pass through. Once the dam was built, the company tested
Lake_Holcombe,_Wisconsin
American writer (1890–1957)
Appleton, 1928) The Tired Captains (New York: Appleton, 1928) The Last Wanigan (New York: Coward-McCann, 1929) The Cameleers (American Boy Magazine, 1932)
Kent_Curtis
American poet and children's writer (born 1923)
There Bears in Starvation Lake? (Starvation Lake / Book 3) (2002) The Wanigan: A Life on the River (2002) Fruitlands: Louisa May Alcott Made Perfect
Gloria_Whelan
United States historic place
staging area for the Shaw Lumber Company of Eau Claire, with a hotel, a wanigan (store), a nearby mixed community of white and Indian families, and a ferry
Hall-Raynor_Stopping_Place
State park in Minnesota, United States
the rivers, as the mouth of the Vermillion River was a common place for wanigans to be tied. Beginning in the 1880s, Schoolcraft was logged of red and white
Schoolcraft_State_Park
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