Lippitt Mill and Related Textile History
Link ID 120106
Title Lippitt Mill and Related Textile History
Url http://www.riverpointlace.com/lippitt_mill_history.htm
Description Excerpts of a book on the industrialization of New England, as it started with the development of mechanised textile mills. Drawings of contemporary mills and machinery, and descriptions of production processes. Author: J. E. Hayes III.
Category Textiles and Nonwovens > Resources > History > Industry
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Date Jul 19, 2006
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