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International Paper Co. — Corinth

An official archived DII Trust Exhibit A row gives us a specific place-and-time anchor. The useful next step is to connect that anchor to the person's actual employer, trade, department, tasks and remembered equipment.

DII record 3102346HAL1953-05-01–1982-12-31
Documented here

What the archived Exhibit A row records

Site

International Paper Co.

Location

Corinth, New York

Trust-specific listing

HAL · 1953-05-01 through 1982-12-31

Worksite orientation

What the Corinth mill made

The Hudson River mill at Corinth was an early center of wood-pulp papermaking in New York. Historical sources trace the mill to 1869 and identify it as a flagship International Paper facility after the company was formed in 1898. Over time the mill produced newsprint and later became known for coated-paper production.

For a former worker or contractor, the most useful memory may be a paper machine, pulp operation, coating line, power/steam system, roll finishing area, maintenance shop, woodyard or shutdown project. Those details can help place a person inside a large mill more precisely than the company name alone.

Timeline

Corinth / Hudson River Mill — memory anchors

1869

The Hudson River Pulp & Paper Company established the mill at Corinth during the early rise of wood-pulp papermaking.

1898

The mill became part of the newly formed International Paper Company and served as a major early facility.

Early 20th century

The Corinth operation functioned as one of International Paper's important mills and administrative centers.

Post-World War II

Mill workers developed and expanded coated-paper production.

2002

The mill closed after more than a century of papermaking.

2011–2012

Demolition of much of the former mill complex followed.

Forest History Society — Hudson River pulp and paper history →

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What do you remember?

When were they there?Compare remembered years with the source-listed period before drawing any connection.
Who employed them?Identify the employer or contractor rather than assuming the site owner was the employer.
What work did they actually do?Paper-mill workers, Industrial maintenance are research prompts here, not conclusions about a particular worker.
What area, equipment or materials are remembered?Those details determine which additional records, products, coworkers or source sets are worth investigating.
Historical record to explore. This page preserves an archived official trust-site row so the memory can be investigated against a defined place and period.

Primary source and next paths

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