This print was made from glass negatives donated to the Woodstock Public Library. ]]> NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

]]> The land was located adjacent to the railroad tracks at 700 Washington St. near the current Elm Lane.
The factory was completed in 1904.
This photo was taken in 1908 according to a file at the McHenry County Historical Society.
Milk was processed here until the building burned down about 1920.

Borden's then purchased the A. J. Olson plant at E. Jackson and Madison St.

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]]> On the right side of the street, 108 Washington is visible along with an advertisement on the side wall of the apartment flats.The right edge shows a bit of the building that has been demolished.

108 Washington St
130 Washington St Goodall's Oil]]> Public Works Department, Woodstock]]> NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

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In Photos 1951-1969 notebook]]>
Heavy electric poles indicate that it is probably after 1897 when the city power plant was built and wires strung.]]> NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

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In Keefe historical photos (copies and originals)]]>