Acid plant, digester bldg., warehouse
- G-07450
- Item
- 1929
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Acid plant, digester bldg., warehouse
Central laboratory, Mr. H. Arbo, Chief Chemist
Cleaning deck and sawmill crew
Concrete cribbing of boiler house
Inagural dance at community hall
May queen and her maids of honour
The series consists of miscellaneous photographs created and acquired by Rayonier Canada at the Woodfibre town and mill between 1928 and 1980. The photographs include black and white and colour prints, including Polaroids; black and white and colour negatives and colour slides. The photographs consist of views of Woodfibre town and include general and aerial views as well as interior shots of the grocery store and bowling alley, construction of the swimming pool and other miscellanoues views. The series also includes photographs of the Woodfibre mill, both interior and exterior shots showing many aspects of the mill operation. A notebook indexes many of the mill shots. Some of these prints have accompanying negatives which have been removed for cold storage. The majority of negatives are 35 mm rolls of film identified as rolls 1-29 and prints from these rolls may be seen in the related series MS-3047, albums 5 and 6.
Mr. Sweeney and family, Mr. Bolger and Dr. McLean
Mr. W. Arnold, chief engineer and master mechanic
Prize winning costume at Woodfibre masquerade ball
Rayonier Canada, Woodfibre Division fonds
The fonds consists of annual reports, ledgers, reports of the safety committee, Resident Engineers daily diaries, daily mill reports, miscellaneous reports, photographs and maps and plans (of the pulp mill and other buildings at Woodfibre and of the townsite).
Rayonier Canada (B.C.) Limited
Road approaching 2000 ft. level
Toe excavation at buttress no. 5.A.
Woodfibre Division plans and maps
Series consists of Rayonier Canada's pulp mill at Woodfibre, B.C. and the adjacent company townsite and plans of residences, bunkhouses, cookhouses, community buildings, churchs and other facilities built by the company for its employees.
Woodfibre mill superintendent, Harold McBean.
Records consist of They consist of financial records, namely ledgers, 1931-1951; annual reports, 1950-1960; a continuous set of authorizations for expenditure, 1920-1956; daily mill reports and tests of pulp, 1921-1935; Resident engineer's reports, 1964-1971; and various other reports. The large number of technical reports make this group of records interesting to those wishing to study the technical evolution of pulp mills.
In 1911, the British Columbia Sulphite Fibre Co. constructed a pulp mill at Woodfibre, B.C. The plant commenced operation in 1912. In 1917, ownership passed to Whalen Pulp and Paper Co., and in 1925 to British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company. Alaska Pine and Cellulose bought the mill in 1950, and, in 1958, it was taken over by Rayonier Canada. A consortium of three companies, namely British Columbia Forest Products, Whonnock Industries, and Doman Industries bought the mill in 1980, and it became known as the Squamish Mill. In 1983, the Squamish mill, together with the mill at Port Alice, was acquired by Western Pulp Limited Partnership.
Photographs associated with this grouping of records were transferred to Visual Records accession 198407-002; plans of the Woodfibre plant, townsite and community infrastructure, were transferred to the Map Accession M856003).