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The forklift was the modern day replacement for the dray horse.
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The front of the historic Salz Leathers building remained unchanged for over 140 years.
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The historic Salz smokestack dated back to the beginnings of the tannery in the 1890's.
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This aerial photograph of Salz Tannery was taken in the early 1950's possibly by Vester Dick Photography.
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The oldest building at Salz was probably built around 1861.
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Subject Headings and Keywords: Industries--Tanneries--Salz Tannery, Leather Industry, Buildings, Facades, Logos, Flags, Flagpoles, Fences, Signs, Factories, Horses, Carts and Wagons, Employees, Men
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Hides were stacked after being removed from the salt pits.
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Jeremy Lezin took this aerial photograph of the Salz Tannery sometime in the 1980's.
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Norman Lezin, chairman of Salz Leathers Inc., walks through the company's River Street plant Friday, hours after the announcement the 145-year-old company will cease operations.
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The Salz Leathers sign includes the logo as well as the phrase "natural leather since 1861".
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