Color print of an original oil painting by Ina Pruitt, Oregon artist, who lived from 1905 to 1991. Oregon Log Train, 1959, 24 x 30 inches, canvas on Masonite; Subject: Steam Engine powered train passing in view of Broken Top Mountain, in the Cascade mountains of Oregon near the McKenzie Pass; Gifted to Ina’s son Leroy Pruitt; Sold to Ina’s grandson, Dr. Paul M. Kingery, for $300 in July 1992; Remains in his possession but hanging in a Grants Pass area business. The mountain is called "Broken top" because it was a volcano that erupted, leaving the appearance of a rough "broken" ridge line on top. This painting was the most often shown of all of Ina's works simply because most Oregonians disliked logging of their beautiful forests.