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Picture of 17 genuine Kanawha Salt Bags from J.Q. Dickinson and Co., Malden, W. Va.  Also bags of Charmco Feeds Screened Cracked Corn from the Charleston Milling Company, Charleston, W. Va.

1. Genuine Kanawha Salt Bags

A salt well derrick in the midst of winter.

2. One of the First Salt Wells Drilled for J.Q. Dickinson & Company

3. Blacksmith Shop at Dickinson Salt Works.

4. Salt Rakes in Grainers at Dickinson Salt Works

Aerial view of the salt works with salt water reserve tank in the foreground and surrounding buildings.

5. Dickinson Salt Works

Picture of salt water cistern at Dickinson Salt Works. Brine from all wells is piped to this cistern, which serves as a reserve supply should the wells be shut off for a short time.  The bottom logs in foundation of this cistern were put in about 1870.

6. Salt Water Cistern at Dickinson Salt Works

View of Dickinson Salt Works from opposite bank of Kanawha River. Made about 1910. This is the only picture in existance showing salt loaded on barge for ferrying across river where it was loaded on C&O Railroad. The New York Central Railroad had served the plant for years before this picture was taken, but due to higher freight rates by the NYC, it was still possible to ship by C&O to some points at a saving.

7. Dickinson Salt Works as Seen from the Opposite Bank of the Kanawha River

8. One of the First Salt Wells Drilled for J.Q. Dickinson & Company

Dust-Lay advertisement for J.Q. Dickinson and Co. Malden, W. Va.

9. Dickinson's Dust-Lay Service for Dust Proofing Dirt, Cinder, or Gravel Surfaces

Barn with a tractor parked beside it as well as a salt dryer building at Dickinson Salt Works.

10. Barn and Salt Dryer at Dickinson Salt Works

11. Cross-section view of the 'Mud Settlers' at Dickinson Salt Works

12. Aerial view of Dickinson Salt Works