Industry in St. Marys

    Condition: Some discolouration and dust specks.

    Condition: Some dust specks, but otherwise good condition.

    This is an image of a smokestack, presumably at the St. Marys Cement Plant.

    Condition: Good. Gloss shows imperfections, but image looks great.

    Condition for Copy 2 (Copy 1 is a dot matrix print): Okay. Browned quite a bit. Dot-matrix print is green in colour. Both have been cropped with pen (we have digitally cropped at those points for aes

    Condition: Poor. Looks as though it got wet - bubbled and messy looking. Gloss shows the imperfections. Print (copy).

    Condition: Copied are very good.

    Condition: Okay. Curled, bent and scratched.

    Condition: Okay. Has browned quite a bit and looks stained (especially in middle).

    Condition: Okay - though browned and dirty.

    Condition: Good. Some wear.

    Condition: Good. A little curled with uneven yellowing.

    Condition: Okay. Some fading but looks pretty good.

    Condition: Fair. Yellowed and stained with marks all in the "sky". Image is clear.

    Condition: Copy is in excellent condition.

    Condition: Copy is good.

    Condition: Okay. Has browned considerably. Image is hard to see (lighting changed digitally to bring out more detail).

    Condition: Copy is very good.

    Condition: Good. Has new matte on it that is fully protecting the poster. Some rips and tears as well as yellowed.

    A photograph taken on June 10, 1972, showing the construction of an addition onto Campbell Soup Factory, located West of St. Marys. The factory was built in 1969 by Campbell Soup Company and was expa