Exterior of the Diana Paper Mill in Harrisville
Diana Paper Mill in Harrisville, which became St. Regis Paper Company. Taken by Austin. Circa 1890s. Photo donated by Jim LaParr.
Type of Work: Manufacturing, Mills, and Factories
Front of the modern paper mill in Newton Falls
The front of the paper mill. 2005. Newton Falls, NY.
Pulpwood conveyor and stockpile at the paper mill in Newton Falls
Pulpwood conveyor atop the stock pile at the Newton Falls Paper Co. 1900- 1910. Newton Falls, NY.
Paper mill chimney under construction in Newton Falls
Newton Falls Paper Co. chimney (far left) under construction. When completed, the chimney would read “Newton Falls Paper Co”.Circa 1890- 1910. Newton Falls, NY
The de-inking plant in Newton Falls
View of the de-inking plant, where ink was removed from paper so it could be reused. Pulpwood piles in background. 1910- 1920. Newton Falls, NY.
Crew with a Robert W. Higbie Co. engine in Newbridge
Robert W. Higbie Co. steam engine No. 1 on the Newton Falls and Northern Railroad, which served the mill in Newbridge. Unidentified engineer and crew. Circa 1900- 1910. Newbridge, NY.
Two mills in Newbridge
Two mills, the one on the right is a band sawmill. Note small tree stumps still visible in fields around the mills. November 11, 1908. Newbridge, NY.
Band mill possibly under construction in Newbridge
Band mill, possibly under construction. The photo is from an early style post card. 1906. Newbridge, NY.
The band mill in Newbridge
View of band sawmill from across the river. Circa 1900-1910. Newbridge, NY.
The mills in Newbridge
The mills under snow as viewed from the boardinghouse. Circa 1910. Newbridge, NY.