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    This photograph shows log booms collecting logs for the mill.

    This photograph shows log booms collecting logs for the mill.

    Black and white photo

    This is a photograph of the pulp and paper mill in Terrace Bay when it was called Kimberly-Clark.

    This photograph appears to show the construction of the Mill Road off of Highway 17 (which had not yet been completed).

    This photograph shows mill workers working with logs coming in for the mill. The equipment is a jackladder log haul.

    handwritten on back: Feb 1946, First drilling where mill is now

    This is a photograph of the new parking lot for Kimberly-Clark's Terrace Bay Mill in the 1950s. Curbs, sidewalks, and light standards were installed.

    Quarter Century Club Dinner at Red Dog Inn in Terrace Bay. Left to right: Elva McMillan, Mary Claire Kennedy, Joe Kennedy, John Graham, and Kay Graham.

    Quarter Century Club Dinner at Red Dog Inn in Terrace Bay. Left to right: Kay Graham, Marj Lundberg, Sax Lundberg, and Mary Claire Kennedy. The waitress is Tina Barz.

    Quarter Century Club Dinner at Red Dog Inn in Terrace Bay. Left to right: Sax Lundberg, Lil Harris, Fred McMillan, Elva McMillan, Mary Claire Kennedy, and Joe Kennedy.

    It is difficult to know what this is a photograph of. It could be Kimberly-Clark's Training Program, or a meeting relating to the mill.

    Mill yard in Terrace Bay.

    This is one photo in a series of photos of the picket line. Paper-clipped to the photos is a card that reads: WOODLANDS EMPLOYEES PICKET MILL in July, 1984, For more information, look at the July 18t

    written on the sign: KC is Violating our Contract, Contractors are taking our Jobs

    This photograph shows an aerial view of the pulp mill in Terrace Bay taken in 1948. Shown is Hydro Dam, the Aguasabon River, the jackladder, the mill, and South Camp, where the mill workers lived.

    This photograph shows an aerial view of the pulp mill in Terrace Bay taken in 1948. Shown is the mill, Hydro Dam, and Hayes Lake.

    This photograph shows the jackladder on the mill site. The photograph is taken from behind the jackladder and looks out onto the water where the logs for the mill come in.

    written on photograph: Photo by Terrace Studio, Jackladder, Long Lac Pulp & Paper Co.

    Superintendents - Kimberly-Clark Pulp Mills. Front row: (middle three) Gordon Rowlandson - pulp mill, Bernie Smith - Kimberly-Clark staff, Ron Faust - wood preparation. Back row: (fourth from left) C