Image: Syms and Dudley Paper Company in 1893 (Holyoke, Massachusetts)

Description: A photo of the Syms & Dudley Paper Company mill, as seen in 1893. The mill would later be expanded to have two towers and serve as a new mill for the Nonotuck Paper Company, with the pointed roof removed, and was demolished sometime between 2007 and 2011 according to Google Street Views. Due to its subsequent acquisition and similarity in appearance to the original Nonotuck Mill that sat out of frame to its left, the two are often mistaken for one another, the number and shape of windows differentiates them.
Title: Syms and Dudley Paper Company in 1893 (Holyoke, Massachusetts)
Credit: Story of Holyoke
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