The City of Holyoke: Its Water Power and Its Industries
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The City of Holyoke: Its Water Power and Its Industries. Springfield, Mass.: Clark W. Bryan & Co., [1876], pages 7-10, copy B. Printing and electrotyping by Clark W. Bryan & Co., Springfield. Engraving by Johnson & Dyer, Boston. Paper made by Albion Paper Company, Holyoke. Page 7: Five vignettes: Crocker Manufacturing Company (granite and blotting papers, Bristol and granite boards...2 1/2 tons per day); Merrick Thread Company (3 and 6 cord spool cottons...12,000 spindles); Lyman Mills (shirtings, sheetings, and lawns...75,000 spindles); Hampshire Paper Company (white and tinted Bristol boards...3 tons per day); and Holyoke Paper Company (fine writing papers...7 tons per day). Pages 8-9: Map of city of Holyoke, Mass., 1876, engraved by N. Bradley & Co., Springfield, Mass. Page 10: Six vignettes: Franklin Paper Company (collar and card boards...2 1/2 tons per day); William Skinner (sewing and machine twist, organzines, silk and mohair braids, and silk serges); Carew Manufacturing Company (fine writing papers...1 1/2 tons per day); Hadley Falls Paper Company (manila and bag papers...2 tons per day); Glasgow Company (manufacturers of ginghams); and Hampden Mills. 86 x 57 cm. (OCLC) See 0000.1709.86.1 for complete pamphlet.
