papermills

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You need more photos of historical Pensacola, Florida on your site. I'm from that area and I didn't see anything about the Hotel San Carlos or Seville Square. I would love to see more early pictures of the area on Flickr. Thanks, Gloria Manna

Thanks for your suggestion, gloria.manna! Although we currently have only a small selection of the photos from the Archives available on Flickr, we do have more images of Pensacola on our Florida Memory site, including images of Hotel San Carlos and Seville Square. More images of historic Pensacola will be coming to Flickr soon!

I worked in pulp and paper all my life. Have been retired since 1994.

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This is the dryer portion of a Fourdrinier machine. This is still the name for a papermaking machine and goes back to the original mechanization of the paper making process at the very end of the 18th C. "Fourdrinier" was not the inventor of the device (that was Nicolas Louis Robert) but the firm of London stationers who helped finance its development.

beautiful old dryer section where the used bushings as bearings for each dryer !!

Paper Plant at Willamette Falls – Then and Now (70 years later)

"Willamette Falls (2009)"     by Mark Pritchard


 
"Willamette Falls (1940)"       by Ralph Gifford

From the viewpoint on Hwy.99. at Oregon City,Oregon

I love the comparison!

The paper mill on the other side of the river was Crown Zellerbach for 60 some years. My Grandfather told me ( long ago) that when they (<- ?) were clearing the land to build the mill that children who lived in the area would get a penny a piece for arrowheads they could find. At one time this was quite the gathering place for several of the different Indian Tribes of the area. At the end of the Oregon Trail. West Linn is on the other side of the river.