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Exterior of Cabot Wollastonite White Pigments Division plant in Willsboro

The Cabot Wollastonite White Pigments Division plant was owned by the Cabot Carbon Company, and mined wollastonite ore, which was ground and made into white pigment. A man stands in front of the plant and railroad tracks that run directly alongside the plant. Engine #4013 was owned by the Delaware & Hudson Railway.

Circa 1950s. From the Cabot Carbon Company in Willsboro, New York. Photographer is Bernie A. Degnan, Glens Falls.

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