A steam engine sawmill on the Oswegatchie river, between Heuvelton and Renssalaer Falls. Logs float in the river, waiting to be processed. 1890-1910. Saint Lawrence County.
Outside Claude Colton’s sawmill on the Little River. A man stands on a load of lumber drawn by a team of horses. Two men hold a board ready to add it to a pile of stickered lumber. The village of Oswegatchie is in the background. Circa 1915. Oswegatchie, NY.
Men with teams of horses in the lumber yard of the Cardiff and Sons sawmill. Circa 1900. Fine, NY.
Workers and horses in the yard outside the sawmill on the Little River with storage farm and office, built by J. Colby. Later owners were John Truin, J. La Jane, Coltons, and W. Trudo. Circa 1900. Fine, NY.
A horse drawn bobsled of large logs marked with chalk. Three men stand on the logs, which were destined for the Woodcock sawmill. 5781 board feet. Circa 1900. Edwards, NY.
Exterior of a sawmill in Newton Falls. Pictured in the yard are wagon hitches, horses, stumps of cut trees. On the left is the entrance to the sawmill and milled lumber. Circa 1890. Newton Falls, NY. Photo by Dwight Seog.
Planing mill owned by a Mr. Hefferman, located on the Grasse River in Canton. Workers are posed between the mill and railroad tracks. One worker stands atop a load of lumber on a wagon with a horse hitched to it. 1900-1910. Canton, NY.
Exterior of Ingraham’s Mill and Lumberyard with lumber stacked in piles on either side of railroad tracks. Workers and horses can be seen along the tracks. Circa 1890. In the Town of Diana, NY, between Harrisville and Natural Bridge.
Ingraham’s Mill and Lumberyard. Circa 1890. In the Town of Diana, NY, between Harrisville and Natural Bridge.
Posed shot of Ingraham’s Mill (a sawmill and lumber operation), pictured are six workers on and around a coal fired steam locomotive, probably used to move things about the yard. In the Town of Diana, NY, between Harrisville and Natural Bridge. Circa 1890-1900.
