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Pulpwood logs in Rock Island Bay in Tupper Lake

Pulpwood logs in Rock Island Bay in Tupper Lake

Two men (possibly owners of a mill or managers of the job) sitting on pulpwood logs in Rock Island Bay. The logs were destined for the Piercefield Paper Mill. Circa 1920s. On Big Tupper Lake, NY.

  • Where: Tupper Lake
  • When: 1920-1930
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  • Donor: Jon Kopp
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