History of the Newfoundland Hardwoods Clarenville; By Newfoundland.ws

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The above photo were taken in August 1978 by Mr. George Berisso at Newfoundland Hardwoods Clarenville.

Photos Submitted by: Rich Taylor
Photographed by: George Berisso

Newfoundland Hardwoods 1980's

Photographed By: Unknown
Source: Mike Stacey

Newfoundland Hardwoods and Railway Yard 1980's

Photographed By: Unknown
Source: Mike Stacey

Newfoundland Hardwoods Limited ceased commercial operations in 1995 upon the privatization of its business assets to Irving Oil Limited in respect of the asphalt operation.

Newfoundland Hardwoods Railway Yard 1995

Photographed By: Knut Ronold
Source: Chris Abbott

Newfoundland Hardwoods Railway Yard 2002

It is currently being operated by Imexcom Canada Inc. as their wood pressure treatment plant, dry kiln and machining facilities CCA treated poles, marine timbers and pilings

Newfoundland Hardwoods 1990's

Photographed By: Unknown
Source: Town of Clarenville website

Addition information is from: Discovery Collegiate Website & Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage Web

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