Textile mill

Driving through New Bedford along Route 195, it’s hard not to notice the long red brick buildings on either side of the highway. These are the old textile…

Queen Street Mill Textile Museum, Burnley: See 220 reviews, articles, and 60 photos of Queen Street Mill Textile Museum, ranked No.1 on TripAdvisor among 29 attractions in Burnley.

During the 1930's, Harold Costain visited the Esmond Textile mills in Esmond, Rhode Island on assignment to photograph a purportedly thriving American textile ...

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69-RP-240 Hands and arms of woman working with yarn and machine; spinning, Saco - Lowell machine, highly skilled operator for the Pickett Yarn Mill National Research Project of WPA ...

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Wool factory worker, 1947, Sweden.

Matthew Christopher's Abandoned America: a hauntingly beautiful urban exploration chronicle of the abandoned buildings in our midst and their fascinating histories.

Silk ready for winding on to bobbins at Whitchurch Silk Mi… | Flickr

Weaving

Francis Cabot Lowell's innovative 19th century Lowell Girls textile factory work program changed how Americans thought of employment.

Power loom invented by Edmund Cartwright. Image from Textile Mercury, a Manchester paper published by Marsden, in 1892.

Wool Mill

Bombay Spinning and Weaving Company was the first cotton mill to be established in Bombay, India on 7 July 1854 at Tardeo by Cowasjee Nanabhoy Davar (1815-73) and his associates.

“ROVING FRAMES effect the last stage in the combining and drawing out of the weak strands of cotton before they go on to be spun into a strong yarn either on the mule or on the ring-frame spinning machine. - Roving Frames in a cotton mill

Photographs of textile mills in New England.