Gilman Paper Company

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The Gilman Paper Company, pictured in 1952, was located in Camden County. Like other paper mills, the Gilman Paper Company released a variety of toxins into the surrounding environment during its years of operation.

Courtesy of Georgia Archives, Vanishing Georgia, # cam045.

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