To expand production, in 1907 it opened a new mill at Elizabeth, in a 70,500 acres (285 km2) parcel of long leaf yellow pine that the firm acquired in 1905.

[3] The hospital building, a two-story frame structure, has a stone at its front steps with date 1924, but it may have been older.

It has "a central aedicule motif arched entrance under a pediment", and its "exterior features three different types of clapboarding, which lends a subtle textured effect."

In 2022, the building is still identified by sign above its front door as Elizabeth Town Hall.

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