Industry

Kimberly-Clark Corporation, "Cooperation" corporate magazine, 1929-1953 (not all years included).

Negatives (mostly 2.75x4.5) and photo albums related to power production in Niagara Falls. Possibly from the Office of the City Engineer.

Photographs primarily from the early to mid 1980s related to the Niagara Falls Area Chamber of Commerce, including photos of events, locals businesses, and more.

Brochures for local businesses, attractions, and hotels as well as chemical manuals

Photographs from a 1969 visit to Niagara Falls of a Dr. Cogger. Also included are brochures produced by Hooker Chemical disputing their responsibility for the Love Canal disaster, and a packet from Cecos International Inc.

8 broken glass plate negatives (8x10) featuring factory exteriors, factory interiors, laboratories, baseball team "Carbides", and railroad.

4 broken glass plate negatives (5x7) featuring images of bungalow house like structures, workers, safety signage, and a portrait.

13 broken glass plate negatives (8x10) featuring workers, buildings, and machinery.

Sleeved negatives of buildings, including the Niagara Falls Museum, factories, Cave of the Winds, Miller and Brundol Livery Stables (labeled Camochan Collection), restaurants, United Office building, the armory, Cataract House, Tower Hotel,

Photographs of buildings in North Tonawanda including homes, civic buildings, stores, and more. Notably included is a photograph of the home of Stephanie Lichorbiec, who refused to move her home next to Hooker Chemical, who built a fence around her property. Also included is a photocopied press file photo of the Wurlitzer Building.