Some articles on mills, cotton mills, mill, cotton:
Cone Mills Corporation - Turn of The Century
... a flannel production plant called Revolution Mills ... In 1905 under Proximity Manufacturing Company the Cone brothers built White Oak Cotton Mills in Greensboro ... The heavy-duty blue denim manufactured by the mills controlled by Moses gave him the reputation of being "the Denim King." The company has produced the denim fabric for Levi ...
... a flannel production plant called Revolution Mills ... In 1905 under Proximity Manufacturing Company the Cone brothers built White Oak Cotton Mills in Greensboro ... The heavy-duty blue denim manufactured by the mills controlled by Moses gave him the reputation of being "the Denim King." The company has produced the denim fabric for Levi ...
Cone Mills Corporation - Early History
... Cone, born in 1857, founder of Proximity Manufacturing Company (original name for the Cone Mills enterprises) ... Graham Mill Manufacturing Company of Asheville, North Carolina ... They manufactured cotton plaids ...
... Cone, born in 1857, founder of Proximity Manufacturing Company (original name for the Cone Mills enterprises) ... Graham Mill Manufacturing Company of Asheville, North Carolina ... They manufactured cotton plaids ...
Rochdale Branch Canal - Industry
... Bridge crossed the canal just below the Bedford Street Mills arm ... the west of the canal or on either side of Bedford Street Mills arm, but to the east of the canal, there were houses at the bottom, and above that, Oldham Road Mill, which ... Cotton mills had been built on the west side of the junction with the Rochdale Canal, and Crossfield Bridge had been removed, as the rest of the west bank up to the arm ...
... Bridge crossed the canal just below the Bedford Street Mills arm ... the west of the canal or on either side of Bedford Street Mills arm, but to the east of the canal, there were houses at the bottom, and above that, Oldham Road Mill, which ... Cotton mills had been built on the west side of the junction with the Rochdale Canal, and Crossfield Bridge had been removed, as the rest of the west bank up to the arm ...
Cone Mills Corporation - Company Comes To An End
... companies and plants owned and operated in full or in part by the Cone family were Revolution Cotton Mills, Asheville Cotton Mills, Minneola ... In 2003, Cone Mills Corporation filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection ...
... companies and plants owned and operated in full or in part by the Cone family were Revolution Cotton Mills, Asheville Cotton Mills, Minneola ... In 2003, Cone Mills Corporation filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection ...
Annur - Cotton Mills
... K G Mills (Kariampalayam Post, Annur, Coimbatore - 641653) Sri Ganapathi Murugan Spinning Mills Pvt..(No 171/2a, Annur To Mettupalayam Road, Pogalur) Sri Vasudeva Textiles Limited (Regd Off ... S Kulam, Sarkar Sama Kulam) Mlr Mills (No 2/307, Krishnapuram Pirivu Ramanathapuram Post Karuvalur Via, Nariamballipudur) Sivasakthi Cotton Mills Pvt ... Po,Kumarapalayam Road Annur Coimbatore) Selvi Spinning Mill (Tp Road Annur) Lgb (Ganesapuram Annur, Coimbatore) Lgb (Saravanampatti-Annur Road(NH209) Near Kg School, Coimbatore) Lgb (Tp Road Annur, Coimbatore) Lgb (Ku ...
... K G Mills (Kariampalayam Post, Annur, Coimbatore - 641653) Sri Ganapathi Murugan Spinning Mills Pvt..(No 171/2a, Annur To Mettupalayam Road, Pogalur) Sri Vasudeva Textiles Limited (Regd Off ... S Kulam, Sarkar Sama Kulam) Mlr Mills (No 2/307, Krishnapuram Pirivu Ramanathapuram Post Karuvalur Via, Nariamballipudur) Sivasakthi Cotton Mills Pvt ... Po,Kumarapalayam Road Annur Coimbatore) Selvi Spinning Mill (Tp Road Annur) Lgb (Ganesapuram Annur, Coimbatore) Lgb (Saravanampatti-Annur Road(NH209) Near Kg School, Coimbatore) Lgb (Tp Road Annur, Coimbatore) Lgb (Ku ...
Famous quotes containing the words mills and/or cotton:
“It don’t mean a thing, if it ain’t got that swing.”
—Irving Mills (1894–1985)
“It is remarkable with what pure satisfaction the traveler in these woods will reach his camping-ground on the eve of a tempestuous night like this, as if he had got to his inn, and, rolling himself in his blanket, stretch himself on his six-feet-by-two bed of dripping fir twigs, with a thin sheet of cotton for roof, snug as a meadow-mouse in its nest.”
—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)