Lowell Mills
In the early 1800s in North America factories were becoming a huge thing for manufacturing local good. They were producing textile products and the majority of them were producing clothes and providing jobs especially for women. Located in Lowell, Massachusetts these textile mills played a major role in early Industrial Revolution in United States.
Mills Broken Down
Rapid Growth
As a result of the Industrial Revolutions, Lowell Mills had a rapid growth becoming one of the largest factories in America
Mill Girls
Women remained an important part of the textile workforce for many years nearly two-thirds of all textile jobs in Lowell
What It Is Like Now
As of 2019, 97% of the mills still standing in Lowell have been reused and rehabilitated
Address
University Of North Georgia-Gainesville Campus
Oakwood, Ga
30566
Class
U.S History 2111
Dr. Eubanks
ejbran0958@ung.edu
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