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Location DB >
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New Hampshire >
Claremont >
Coy Paper
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Old paper mill, two mains buildings on either side of river. One building has 2 stories, generators, lots of parts for the generators. Some rooms are closed off, i made an effot to get into some of the rooms. But i did not want to force it open and bust something. The other building is three stories high, basement, ground floor and an upper floor. There is a wall with a whole crap load of meters on it. Also in the basment it looks liek you could go even further down into some tunnels.
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Type: Building
Status: Active, Semi Closed
Accessibility: Moderate
Recommendation: worth the trip
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asbestos
rust
unsafe flooring
flooding
water
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Lots of cool things to find, old machinery abounds. Each building has a paper press.
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part-time guard
locked gates
welded doors
wooden boarding
Every door on this place is locked, climb through a window. This is an active location, I've been 2 times both on Sunday, seen nobody both times. I think Sunday is a good time to check it out.
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flashlight
breathing mask
gloves
head protection
long pants / sleeves
towelettes
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Site of the first dam and mill built in 1767-68 by Benjamin Tyler. In addition to the saw, grist and flax mills, Mr. Tyler produced granite fence posts, cobblestones, and millstones, and slate tombstones, all cut in a stone-shed. The biotite granite was quarried on the east side of Ascutney Mountain and millstones were shipped as far as Canada by ox teams. Benjamin Tyler's patents are preserved in the Baker Memorial Library at Dartmouth College, and his famous "rye-fly" tub waterwheel, named for the similar whine of the fly, was a later product which revolutionized the power source for mills.
Mr. Tyler's sons John, Henry, and Noah, operated the mills for a few years and later traveled widely in the west and southwest, selling agricultural machinery of their own invention.
Leonard and Hiram Gilmore purchased the Tyler mills in 1819 and expanded by manufacturing edge tools. Their buildings were later owned by Daniel F. Maynard and John S. Farrington, who manufactured paper. Dr. Leonard Jarvis produced broadcloth near the dam for several years prior to his death in 1848, and his son, Col. Russell Jarvis, Sr., inherited the mill, which he converted for the manufacturing of paper about 1853. Russell Jarvis, Jr. inherited the mill in 1888, and after an 1890 fire, it was rebuilt.
The S. T. Coy Paper Company, established here in the 1880's, and all of the mill buildings are now owned by the Coy Paper Company. The frame Tyler mill buildings are gone.
Taken from http://www.crjc.org/heritage/N07-163.htm
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Unknown. Currently used as small Hydro Electric Plant.
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Coy Panorama
Mon, Jul 18th, 2005
posted by FZRaven
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This location's validation is current. It was last validated by
Emperor Wang on 1/6/2024 3:16 AM.
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on Jan 6 24 at 3:16, Emperor Wang validated this location
on Jan 6 24 at 3:15, Emperor Wang changed the following: History, Security Measures, Recommended Equipment, Media Coverage, Future Plans, Web Links
on Jan 5 24 at 23:34, FZRaven made this location public
on Apr 20 20 at 4:28, Steed validated this location
on Apr 20 20 at 2:24, FZRaven changed the following: Latitude, Longitude, Co-ordinate Accuracy
on Dec 28 11 at 17:25, Opheliaism validated this location
on Dec 26 11 at 12:24, FZRaven updated gallery Photo's that should have been uploaded but were not
on Dec 26 11 at 12:23, FZRaven updated gallery picture DSCF0707.jpg
on Dec 26 11 at 12:23, FZRaven updated gallery picture DSCF0706.jpg
on Dec 26 11 at 12:23, FZRaven updated gallery picture DSCF0705.jpg
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