Putting the Heat on white pine lumber this largest bank of drying kilns in New England, at South Paris, Me., processes all parts of the logs for the Wilner Wood Products Co. Bark, sawdust, chips and strips formerly considered waste, all are used by the plant, as well as sound lumber for wedge heels.

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Putting the Heat on white pine lumber this largest bank of drying kilns in New England, at South Paris, Me., processes all parts of the logs for the Wilner Wood Products Co. Bark, sawdust, chips and strips formerly considered waste, all are used by the plant, as well as sound lumber for wedge heels.

[ca. March 1956]

RightsCC0 — Public Domain

CollectionDigital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

[Information from item housing] Logging: Misc. Photos

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