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    Lumber Yard

    Photograph
    Dennysville Lumber Company yard with stacks of drying lumber in Edmunds, Maine, c. 1900. The swing at the edge of the image was located beside the boarding house for the mill workers. The famed State Seal Pines line the banks of the Edmunds side of the Dennys River in the background. The second image, below, shows the view of the mills from the Dennysville side of the river, with the same white pines behind them.
    Long lumber drying near the Lincoln Mills on the Dennys River; Long lumber is stacked to before shipment on the banks of the Denys River, as seen from the boarding house on the Bunker Hill Road in Edmunds, Maine.
    Lincoln Mill buildings on the Dennys River, c. 1885; Machine shop (left) and mill buildings adjacent to the Upper Bridge over the Dennys river in this photograph taken by John P. Sheahan of Edmunds, Maine.