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Paper Mill
July 1936
View across field towards a bus sitting in the driveway in front of a large factory complex, which has a water tower and three smokestacks. "Airport 2 Mi." is painted on the roof of the low buildin...
OVER MENOMINEE RIVER AT LITTLE QUINNESEC FALLS, NEXT TO WISCONSIN PAPER MILL
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Located in Niagara, Marinette County
Cheese Factory
July 1936
View across harvested field shocks of grain towards the long, two-story brick Carl Marty & Co. factory, featuring a large smokestack and a water tower. There are cars parked in a lot on the left. P...
Kimberly Paper Mill
1922
View across water, rushing over a dam, towards the Kimberly Paper Mill.
Typical Wisconsin Waterpower Paper Mill
The Menominee River and paper mill as photographed by William A. Hotchkiss for the Wisconsin Good Roads Association.