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    Crew of the Grace Harbor Sawmill owned and operated by Marvin and Elmer McClelland. The Grace Lumber Company owned many tracts of land in Bearinger Township, and the timber from this land fed the Grace Harbor Sawmill.

    Sawmill interior.

    The Churchill Mill was situated at the mouth of the Thunder Bay River and was originally built in the Winter of 1871 by F. N. Barlow. In 1877, W.L. and H.D. Churchill purchased the property. The mill was rebuilt twice after that. The mill employed about 55 men. The Churchill ...

    Grace Harbor Sawmill owned and operated by Marvin and Elmer McClelland. The Grace Lumber Company owned many tracts of land in Bearinger Township, and the timber from this land fed the Grace Harbor Sawmill.

    In the background is Churchill Lumber Company saw mill. There are two wood burners burning the waste. (also known as a teepee burner or a wigwam burner). Logs are floating in the river, waiting to be sorted in the sorting gaps. There is a wooden vessel docked to the right ...

    There are stacks of lumber at Prentiss Lumber Company. Boards are stacked getting ready for shipping. There is a wood waste burner (also known as a teepee burner or a wigwam burner).

    "Believed to be a picture of the Harrington & Jenny Mill on River Street between Third & Fourth Streets. Sold to the Comstocks and Re-errected [sic] at the Corner of River & Sixth Street. Apr. 28, 1880. Photo by L.T. Kline"

    "Comstock Shingle Mill, Center, 1888" "Mason Mill from North, 1888"

    "West from the Fibre Mill Tower, 1887"