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Men near Black River
Men working at a rock crushing works on the east side of the Black River across from Spaulding's Rocks.
Railroad Bridge
Black River Falls and the bridge spanning it, probably the second railroad bridge.
Train Crossing Railroad Bridge
Freight train crossing river on a bridge north of Black River Falls.
Crowd Near River
Crowd on the rocky shore of the river, the railroad bridge in the distance.
Men on Riverbank
Men working along the shore of the river, probably in connection with the rock crushing works, one-half mile south of the York Iron Company on the Black River north of Black River Falls.
Freight Train on Bridge
Freight train on bridge over river, probably taken from the mouth of Snow Creek.
