Bridal Veil Mountain  - Logging operation featured on the comedy adventure HERE COME THE BRIDES/ABC/1968-70. Located in Seattle, Washington (circa 1870s), Bridal Veil Mountain logging camp was owned and operated by Jason Bolt (Robert Brown), and his younger brothers Jeremy (Bobby Sherman) and Joshua (David Soul). Bridal Veil Mountain was given to them by their parents (now deceased) who had turned it into a thriving lumber operation that felled the vast network of trees which grew on its slopes. However, their lumber business was threatened when the loggers in camp began to complain of the lack of women in the area. To solve his problem, Jason Bolt borrowed money from a rival saw mill operator Aaron Stempel (Mark Lenard) and with the assistance of a sea captain Roland  Francis Clancey (Henry Beckman) and his ship "The Shamus O'Flynn'," Jason sailed back to New Bedford, Massachusetts and picked up one-hundred eligible brides for his men. The plan had only one catch. If any one of the women left before one year was up, Bridal Veil Mountain was to be forfeit as per the loan agreement. Happily, a year came and went and the mountain remained the property of the Bolt brothers, much to the dismay of Aaron Stempel. Some of the women on Bridal Veil mountain included Bridget Hanley as Candy Pruitt, Joan Blondell as Lottie Hatfield, and Susan Tolsky as Biddie Cloom. Note: This M-G-M produced series was based on the film Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954).