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A salt well derrick.

733. J. Q. Dickinson & Company Salt Well

Dust-Lay advertisement for J.Q. Dickinson and Co. Malden, W. Va.

734. Dickinson's Dust-Lay Service for Dust Proofing Dirt, Cinder, or Gravel Surfaces

Pipes running to condensors in a building.

735. Condensors for Bromine Recovery

Salt works buildings and salt workers. Cows visible in the foreground.

736. Brook Salt Furnace.

Where calcium chloride is made. The evaportating tank with coil in tank.  The calcium is drained out below and became solid.

737. Calcium Chloride Tank

738. Salt Works Buildings

Barn with a tractor parked beside it as well as a salt dryer building at Dickinson Salt Works.

739. Barn and Salt Dryer at Dickinson Salt Works

740. Cross-section view of the 'Mud Settlers' at Dickinson Salt Works

Salt grainer vats. Salt was lifted out of vats and drained.

741. Salt Grainer Vats

The old smoke stack in this picture (taken in 1931) was replaced in 1938 by a 125' stack.  Coal cars in foreground had been used many years previously for coal hauling from the salt work's own mine.  They were scrapped about 1935.  Note the two or three slender elm trees near the office.  These and several other beautiful elms, as well as nearly all other elms in this section, were killed by disease a few years later.

742. Smokestack and Salt Industry Buildings

743. Salt Well and Salt Dryer

Factory building, grainer.

744. Salt Grainer