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Charles Hardy (HO-22)

sawmill id: 10760
alpha-numeric key: HO-22
corporate name: Charles Hardy
local name:
owner affiliation: Charles Hardy
location: Kennard
county: Houston
years in operation: 1
start year: 1987
(qual) *
end year: 1987
(qual) *
decades: 1980-1989
period of operation: 1980s
town: Kennard
company town:
peak town size: Unknown
mill pond: ?
type of mill: Ties
sawmill: Yes
pine sawmill:
hardwood sawmill:
cypress sawmill:
planer:
planer only:
shingle:
paper:
plywood:
cotton:
grist:
unknown:
other:
power source: Electric
horse:
mule:
oxen:
water:
water overshot:
water turbine:
pit:
steam:
steam circular:
steam band:
gas:
diesel:
electric: Yes
other:
unknown:
maximum capacity:
(qual)
capacity comments: Unknown
rough lumber: Yes
planed lumber:
crossties:
timbers:
lathe:
ceiling:
unknown:
beading:
flooring:
paper:
plywood:
particle board:
treated:
other:
equipment: Sawmill
company tram: No
associated railroads: None
historical development: Weldon Beasley, in an oral interview with Vernon L. Beasley, noted that Charles Hardy was cutting ties with an electric mill, located at Kennard, in Houston County. Hardy also operated mills at San Augustine and Zavalla.
research date: LT 08-17-93, MCJ 02-20-96
research by: L Turner, M Johnson
historical interpretation:
interpretation by:
interpretation date:
bibliography: Weldon Beasley Oral Interview with Vernon L. Beasley. October 13, 1994. San Augustine, Texas.


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