Ocean Falls pulp and paper mill; intake to sawmill.
Ocean Falls; logs going down flume, Twin Lakes
Ocean Falls; trestle on the narrow road to Martin Valley; bridge 0.25 looking west
Ocean Falls; Nevin Avenue
Ocean Falls; looking west on 5th Street West
Ocean Falls; extension to "A" Street
Ocean Falls; dry rock wall construction along 6th street, showing newly constructed houses and extended wooden street
Ocean Falls; construction of new houses and extension of 6th Street; the Hemlock apartment was finished the year before and is the white building at the end of the houses
Ocean Falls; blasting around Wong Chee's Corner to widen the road from the townsite to Martin Valley; from box 10, volume 40, number 48
Ocean Falls; the company house between Falls Avenue and Fir Street, built in 1917; housed visiting company officials and dignitaries in four private suites and formal living and dining room
Ocean Falls; the brothel at "Pecker Point" when it was operating in the 1930's; from file 1911-1915
Ocean Falls pulp and paper mill; Taylor Apartments under construction
Ocean Falls pulp and paper mill; No. 1 or Spruce apartment being constructed
Ocean Falls pulp and paper mill; new Japanese mess hall
Ocean Falls pulp and paper mill; new homes being built on 10th Street; note the horse-drawn wagon carrying construction supplies
Ocean Falls pulp and paper mill; location for construction of a new home; view from 10th Street to downtown.
Ocean Falls pulp and paper mill; construction of the Taylor Apartments
Ocean Falls; clearing the site for the Kimsquit Lodge girls' dormitory at Burma Road and 5th Street West; No. 3 or Balsam Apartments is on the hill above; from volume 14, unbound 19
Ocean Falls; building new homes in the Martin Valley subdivision; from box 10, volume 40, number 79
Ocean Falls; the Crown Zellerbach company boat Leeward was used to entertain paper buyers; this was a crabbing trip; from box 10, volume 39, number 37
Ocean Falls; the Chinese junk Tai Ping (Great Peace); see I-50551; from volume 33, number 55
Ocean Falls; moving the hull of the company boat, Nechako II, to be launched
Ocean Falls; during the 1960's, Ocean Falls had more pleasure boats than cars
Ocean Falls; close up view of Chinese junk Tai Ping (Great Peace); see I-50552; from volume 33, number 54
Ocean Falls; boats washed onto the wharf by the wake of the S.S. Waitemata, an Australian ship
Ocean Falls; testing the fire pumps on the bridge; from volume 34, unbound 1944, number 6
Ocean Falls pulp and paper mill; fire truck and ambulance
Ocean Falls; flume carrying wood to the paper mill from the sawmill
