Buena Vista Plantation Company
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Historical Context
The Buena Vista Plantation Company was incorporated in Maine and had offices in the Monadnock Building in Chicago. The company owned the Buena Vista plantation in Vera Cruz, Mexico. The company operated its own electric light plant, saw mill, and brick making plant, and also produced molasses and distilled alcohol. The company also owned two locomotives, 75 cars and a number of miles of permanent track which connected the mill to the Vera Cruz and Pacific Railway. |
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