Take Potter Creek Road/Sr 868 and go a mile to a right bend in the road and the junction with Sr 1015. The site will be straight ahead on left at this junction. This mill was built in the early 1800's by John Potter. The attractive waterfall marks the site of the Hoffman Mill. This may be a former mill tailrace from the old mill.

Naugle's Mill / Nawgel Mill From I-76 /Pennsylvania Turnpike exit at Bedford and take US 220 south through the town of Bedford to Bedford Springs. The mill sits at …

Seventh District, Tune & Co.'s flour and corn-mill, waterpower, on Duck River, and Wilhoit Mill, owned by Strick Parsons, on Duck River, waterpower. ... One of the first cotton-gins in Bedford County was the Cannon Gin, near Shelbyville, built by …

Rising prices to ship freight spurred distributor Alliance Steel's decision to move closer to mills in Indiana, the CEO says. The company stands to pocket up to $4.3 million in incentives.

New Bedford's textile mills once churned out fabric 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Some of the old mills have been torn down, but others survive as artist spaces, outlets and apparel ...

Between 1910 and 1915, New Bedford's population reached 104,000 people, of whom 84% were first or second generation immigrants. The city led the nation with sixty-seven textile mills, and in 1910 alone there were applications for building permits for 290 three-deckers. The New England textile industry rode out many economic downturns.

Felten's Mill / Felton's Mill & Covered Bridge Bedford Co. | Pennsylvania | USA. Known Dates: 1839-1846. ... Felten's Mill / Felton's Mill & Covered Bridge. About 5 miles SW of Breezewood, Pa., on Breezewood Road/Sr 2029 between T-411 and T-386 at Brush Creek opposite side. Verse for Thought

Its engine house stood to the north and a reservoir was to the east. Bedford New Mills was operated by Jones Brothers and Co in 1891. The mill had 53,000 spindles and 970 looms weaving twills, shirtings and cambrics. The company's Manchester warehouse was in York Street. In the 1980s the mill was operated by Courtaulds. …

This mill in on the north side of W. Mill St. in the town of Woodbury, Pa. on Pa 36. "Knowing these teachings will mean true life and good health for you." The first mill on this site was built of logs by David Holsinger c. 1802. The c. 1820 mill was replaced in 1842, by George Barndollar. The present mill, built in 1880 after the 1842 mill was ...

Wamsutta closed in 1958 when the company's owners relocated its operations and much of its equipment to South Carolina to take advantage of cheaper labor costs. In 2006, Wamsutta Mills 4 & 5 were redeveloped as loft-style apartments. ... Date: 1906 Postcard, Wamsutta Mills, ca. 1900 The New Bedford and Taunton Railroad predated Wamsutta …

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MILLS MARKET is an Indiana Assumed Name filed on August 29, 1963. The company's filing status is listed as Admin Dissolved and its File Number is 194387-089 . The Registered Agent on file for this company is Steve Mills and is located at 624-16th, Bedford, IN 47421.

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Bedford Larry D. Mills, 55, of 1449 Tripleton Pike, Bedford, died February 21, 2012 at his residence. Born March 26, 1956 in Lawrence Co., he was the son of William Larry Mills and Susie A. (Bell) Mills Willis. He had worked at Indiana Limestone Company. He loved to restore vehicles and racing. Survivors include the mother of his children, Cheryl Martin; …

They were built over time during the first 20 years of the 20th century as the Columbia Spinning Mills and the New England Cotton Company and were later named the Fairhaven Mills by 1917. (We also found a 1922 map that labels these buildings the Pemaquid Mills.) In their later years they were home to the sprawling New Bedford Antiques Mall and ...

1830: New Bedford Port Society is formed and in 1832 the Seamen's Bethel is built and dedicated. The Bethel was constructed as a chapel for New Bedford sailors to visit before voyages. Herman Melville wrote of the chapel in Moby-Dick (1851) where Father Mapple delivered a sermon in a bow-shaped pulpit.; 1833: The anti-slavery group, the New …

1855 The start of milling for the Jordan Family - William (2nd) buys Eaton Ford Mill. 1861 William (2nd) purchases both the Golden Ball Inn and Tythe Farm (over 300 Acres in St Neots. 1865 William (1st) dies in a carting accident on Wilden Hill in Bedford.

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The Wamsutta Mills, located at Acushnet Avenue, Logan, Wamsutta, and North Front Streets, were the first textile manufacturing mills constructed in New …

Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana – the Furst-Kerber Cut Stone Company (The following information is from the article entitled, "County's Miss Indiana may get a facelift," BRI, county will work to restore monument, by Terri Jo Cooper, Times-Mail Staff Writer . This 1999 article indicates that the Bedford Revitalization Inc. and others …

William chose New Bedford's burgeoning textile industry, serving as a clerk at Wamsutta Mills, assisting with machinery and finances, and then at the Potomska Mills, helping to plan the company's 1880 expansion. In 1882, at the age of 29, Howland raised capital to organize the New Bedford Manufacturing Company and became its treasurer.

Goffe would open a gristmill on the site in 1744, but the aforementioned war would tear him away from maintaining it by 1754. After returning to Bedford a hero, Goffe did his best to operate the ...

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by James Hostetler. This book is a history of the grist and wooden mills that once existed in Bedford County. The appendix includes a list of over 170 mills that operated from 1796 up to the 1950's. While most mills are gone, this book provides photos and information on 16 mills that are still standing and 13 that have been demolished.

Jul 1, 2018. BEDFORD, Pa. — The Bedford County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for the Bedford Farm Bureau Co-op Association's new 3,200 total productive maintenance feed mill on June 18 at 10 a.m. at its Curryville location. The state-of-the-art feed mill uses an Easy Automation system to monitor and control all feed mill ...

The Cotters decided to keep the loom and make it a part of the decor of the restaurant. It has become a tip of the cap to mill's rich history and is propped up against the back wall of Dough Company. I may be a history nerd, but I think almost anyone can appreciate the endless hours that must have been spent sitting at that loom in the South …

Whether James Mills was a native of Bedford or whether he moved there at the close of the war remains unknown. Four earlier men named Mills have been found in Bedford, all tied first to Lunenburg. 9 For extensive details on his life, with documentation of each point, see E. S. Mills, "William Mills (b. c1785–88; d. c1863); Spouse: Drucilla

Description. This is a new adventure! Be the first to share your experience. Join a supporting community of travelers and adventurers sharing their photos and local insights. Campbell and Tufts Trail Loop via Gage's Mill Trail is a loop trail that takes you through a nice forest located near Bedford, New Hampshire.

Wamsutta Company's textile mill was founded by Thomas Bennett, Jr. on the banks of the Acushnet River in 1846 and opened in 1848. It was the first of many textile mills that gradually came to …