Exterior view of the Newton Falls Paper Mill in the 1920s. Newton Falls. Photo courtesy of the Town of Clifton Museum, from the Ernie Bognar Collection, as furnished through the courtesy of Randy Clark.
Employee working on the “super calendar” machine, which put a higher finish on some papers. Inside the Newton Falls Paper Mill. Circa 1940s or 1950s. Newton Falls. Photo courtesy of the Town of Clifton Museum, from the Ernie Bognar Collection, as furnished through the courtesy of Randy Clark.
The “wrapping room” at the Newton Falls Paper Mill where paper was prepared for transport and sale. On the left is Ernie Trembley, on the right is Hillary Hooper. Circa 1940s or 1950s. Newton Falls. Photo courtesy of the Town of Clifton Museum, from the Ernie Bognar Collection, as furnished through the courtesy of Randy […]
At the Newton Falls Paper Mill, four employees measure off finished paper into rolls for bulk sale. Circa 1940s or 1950s. Newton Falls. Photo courtesy of the Town of Clifton Museum, from the Ernie Bognar Collection, as furnished through the courtesy of Randy Clark.
Inside the Newton Falls Paper Mill, worker operating the Hydro Pumper #4 machine, which made a slurry of fiber and water at the beginning of the paper making process. Circa 1940s or 1950s. Newton Falls. Photo courtesy of the Town of Clifton Museum, from the Ernie Bognar Collection, as furnished through the courtesy of Randy […]
Lee Townes, Newton Falls Paper Mill worker, operating gages controlling the beater machine, which mixed chemicals. Circa 1940s or 1950s. Newton Falls. Photo courtesy of the Town of Clifton Museum, from the Ernie Bognar Collection, as furnished through the courtesy of Randy Clark.
Inside the Newton Falls Paper Mill. Pictured is the cutter machine being operated by employees, who are cutting paper from a roll for sale as sheet paper. Circa 1940s or 1950s. Newton Falls. Photo courtesy of the Town of Clifton Museum, from the Ernie Bognar Collection, as furnished through the courtesy of Randy Clark.
Sawmill circa 1890-1895. Pictured are railroad tracks, two buildings with smokestacks from steam engines, and stacks of logs and lumber. Beaver River, NY.
Exterior of the Fifth Lake water powered saw mill. Logs float in mill pond before being winched up the ramp into the sawmill. Note the barrels on the roof ridge. Circa 1890-1900. Inlet, NY.
Four workers in front of the Red Rock Cheese Factory. Trucks are lined up at the milk receiving station. Circa 1920s. East De Kalb, NY.
