Historically Significant Factories
- Cromford Mill
- Lombe's Mill
- Soho Manufactory
- Portsmouth Block Mills
- Slater Mill Historic Site
- Lowell Mills
- Springfield Armory
- Harpers Ferry Armory
- Nasmyth, Gaskell and Company also called the Bridgewater Foundry
- Baldwin Locomotive Works
- Highland Park Ford Plant
- Ford River Rouge Complex
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