Papers Read Before the Seneca Falls Historical Society volume 4
Papers Read Before the Seneca Falls Historical Society volume 4
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There is said to have been another one stamiing in 1814 on the site of the stone mill, now covered by the Partridge block, but its history is hazy, and so little known or remembered about it, that its existence if it had any, cou'd not have been of long duration or of much importance.
These old mills in their day, have sawed iuto lumber the forests of the whole surrounding country, large tracts of which were covered with oak, white wood, ash and hemlock. There is but very little, if any, of the...se woods standing to-day.
Not the least important of the pro duct of the saw mill was its slabs. They made excellent tire wood and were sold and dt^livered, at from six shillings to one dollar for a big wagon load. Many homes in Seneca Falls did thrnr cooking and warmed their toes by the blflzing tires of these slabs.
Permit me for a moment to digress from my subject. I notice in an article entitled "E'lrly Industries, " recently published in the columns of tho village papers, that a reference is made to the boat yards of Seneca Palls, and that the nld boat yard, now occupied by the Yawger Lumber and Coal Company, was oarried on for many years by Joshua Martin, and that he built the last boat there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is said to have been another one stamiing in 1814 on the site of the stone mill, now covered by the Partridge block, but its history is hazy, and so little known or remembered about it, that its existence if it had any, cou'd not have been of long duration or of much importance.
These old mills in their day, have sawed iuto lumber the forests of the whole surrounding country, large tracts of which were covered with oak, white wood, ash and hemlock. There is but very little, if any, of the...se woods standing to-day.
Not the least important of the pro duct of the saw mill was its slabs. They made excellent tire wood and were sold and dt^livered, at from six shillings to one dollar for a big wagon load. Many homes in Seneca Falls did thrnr cooking and warmed their toes by the blflzing tires of these slabs.
Permit me for a moment to digress from my subject. I notice in an article entitled "E'lrly Industries, " recently published in the columns of tho village papers, that a reference is made to the boat yards of Seneca Palls, and that the nld boat yard, now occupied by the Yawger Lumber and Coal Company, was oarried on for many years by Joshua Martin, and that he built the last boat there.
What to read after Papers Read Before the Seneca Falls Historical Society volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seneca Falls Seneca Falls Society to read onlineMoreLess
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