A 37-foot-tall 2-D sign of two loggers, joined at the shoulder, known locally as "The Bunyan Brothers."
The tin loggers, which were once used to advertise a now-defunct heavy equipment sales firm along Highway 99 in the 1940s, were moved to their present site at the Jackson County Expo early in July 1994. The Bunyan Brothers were placed there as a symbol of the timber industry by the Eugene F. Burrill Lumber Co. of White City, the last independently owned lumber mill in Jackson Count. It closed in 1998
