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2020.025.064

Created:
Author: Lauren Ordway
Location
2nd Floor Stacks - Library
Condition
Fair

Cover is worn and pages are written on

Cataloged By
Puls, Brianne
Cataloged On
Status
OK
Title
Pacific Mills
Title (generic)
Book
Accession No.

This books covers Pacific Industry information on their factions in Lawrence MA, Dover NH, Columbia SC, and Lyman SC. The business lists the responsibilities of each factory and the goods it produces. Each department is demonstrated through tactics and skills the mill administers and the methodology of how their cotton goods are produced. Pacific printed and dyed fabrics are described in detail with pictures and illustrations of the products created and distributed from the Pacific industry. This book holds all the information from 1929 on Pacific goods and materials.

Collection
Lawrence History Center Library
Author
Lawrence & Co.
Publisher
Pacific Mills
Date (created)
1924
Language
English
Rights
This book is owned by the Lawrence History Center, but copyright may be held by another business or organization. Please contact the Center for more information.

2020.025.064

Created:
Author: Lauren Ordway
Location
2nd Floor Stacks - Library
Condition
Fair

Cover is worn and pages are written on

Cataloged By
Puls, Brianne
Cataloged On
Status
OK
Title
Pacific Mills
Title (generic)
Book
Accession No.

This books covers Pacific Industry information on their factions in Lawrence MA, Dover NH, Columbia SC, and Lyman SC. The business lists the responsibilities of each factory and the goods it produces. Each department is demonstrated through tactics and skills the mill administers and the methodology of how their cotton goods are produced. Pacific printed and dyed fabrics are described in detail with pictures and illustrations of the products created and distributed from the Pacific industry. This book holds all the information from 1929 on Pacific goods and materials.

Collection
Lawrence History Center Library
Author
Lawrence & Co.
Publisher
Pacific Mills
Date (created)
1924
Language
English
Rights
This book is owned by the Lawrence History Center, but copyright may be held by another business or organization. Please contact the Center for more information.

2020.025.059

Created:
Author: Lauren Ordway
Location
2nd Floor Stacks - Library
Condition
Excellent
Display Value
Excellent
Cataloged By
Puls, Brianne
Cataloged On
Status
OK
Title
The Valley & Its Peoples
Subtitle
An Illustrated History of the Lower Merrimack
Title (generic)
Book
Accession No.

This book covers early Massachusetts history and the importance of the Merrimack River to its communities. It focuses on the arrival of the Puritans and the relationship with indigenous peoples. The history is covered all through the rise of Lawrence during the industrial age and the mill factories. Hudon addresses the journey of immigrant’s lives as their home along the Merrimack. The role of religion, human relationships, and economic changes is displayed to show a changing America. The cotton mill cities including Lawrence and Lowell is highlighted to being significant landmarks of the industrial revolution. This book also covers the famous Lawrence mill girls and the work of immigrants. This is a recoded demonstration of how Merrimack River communities came to be today.

Collection
Lawrence History Center Library
Author
Hudon, Paul
Publisher
Windsor Publications
Date (created)
1982
Language
English
Rights
This book is owned by the Lawrence History Center, but copyright may be held by another business or organization. Please contact the Center for more information.

2020.025.059

Created:
Author: Lauren Ordway
Location
2nd Floor Stacks - Library
Condition
Excellent
Display Value
Excellent
Cataloged By
Puls, Brianne
Cataloged On
Status
OK
Title
The Valley & Its Peoples
Subtitle
An Illustrated History of the Lower Merrimack
Title (generic)
Book
Accession No.

This book covers early Massachusetts history and the importance of the Merrimack River to its communities. It focuses on the arrival of the Puritans and the relationship with indigenous peoples. The history is covered all through the rise of Lawrence during the industrial age and the mill factories. Hudon addresses the journey of immigrant’s lives as their home along the Merrimack. The role of religion, human relationships, and economic changes is displayed to show a changing America. The cotton mill cities including Lawrence and Lowell is highlighted to being significant landmarks of the industrial revolution. This book also covers the famous Lawrence mill girls and the work of immigrants. This is a recoded demonstration of how Merrimack River communities came to be today.

Collection
Lawrence History Center Library
Author
Hudon, Paul
Publisher
Windsor Publications
Date (created)
1982
Language
English
Rights
This book is owned by the Lawrence History Center, but copyright may be held by another business or organization. Please contact the Center for more information.

2020.025.059

Created:
Author: Lauren Ordway
Location
2nd Floor Stacks - Library
Condition
Excellent
Display Value
Excellent
Cataloged By
Puls, Brianne
Cataloged On
Status
OK
Title
The Valley & Its Peoples
Subtitle
An Illustrated History of the Lower Merrimack
Title (generic)
Book
Accession No.

This book covers early Massachusetts history and the importance of the Merrimack River to its communities. It focuses on the arrival of the Puritans and the relationship with indigenous peoples. The history is covered all through the rise of Lawrence during the industrial age and the mill factories. Hudon addresses the journey of immigrant’s lives as their home along the Merrimack. The role of religion, human relationships, and economic changes is displayed to show a changing America. The cotton mill cities including Lawrence and Lowell is highlighted to being significant landmarks of the industrial revolution. This book also covers the famous Lawrence mill girls and the work of immigrants. This is a recoded demonstration of how Merrimack River communities came to be today.

Collection
Lawrence History Center Library
Author
Hudon, Paul
Publisher
Windsor Publications
Date (created)
1982
Language
English
Rights
This book is owned by the Lawrence History Center, but copyright may be held by another business or organization. Please contact the Center for more information.

2020.025.059

Created:
Author: Lauren Ordway
Location
2nd Floor Stacks - Library
Condition
Excellent
Display Value
Excellent
Cataloged By
Puls, Brianne
Cataloged On
Status
OK
Title
The Valley & Its Peoples
Subtitle
An Illustrated History of the Lower Merrimack
Title (generic)
Book
Accession No.

This book covers early Massachusetts history and the importance of the Merrimack River to its communities. It focuses on the arrival of the Puritans and the relationship with indigenous peoples. The history is covered all through the rise of Lawrence during the industrial age and the mill factories. Hudon addresses the journey of immigrant’s lives as their home along the Merrimack. The role of religion, human relationships, and economic changes is displayed to show a changing America. The cotton mill cities including Lawrence and Lowell is highlighted to being significant landmarks of the industrial revolution. This book also covers the famous Lawrence mill girls and the work of immigrants. This is a recoded demonstration of how Merrimack River communities came to be today.

Collection
Lawrence History Center Library
Author
Hudon, Paul
Publisher
Windsor Publications
Date (created)
1982
Language
English
Rights
This book is owned by the Lawrence History Center, but copyright may be held by another business or organization. Please contact the Center for more information.

2020.025.059

Created:
Author: Lauren Ordway
Location
2nd Floor Stacks - Library
Condition
Excellent
Display Value
Excellent
Cataloged By
Puls, Brianne
Cataloged On
Status
OK
Title
The Valley & Its Peoples
Subtitle
An Illustrated History of the Lower Merrimack
Title (generic)
Book
Accession No.

This book covers early Massachusetts history and the importance of the Merrimack River to its communities. It focuses on the arrival of the Puritans and the relationship with indigenous peoples. The history is covered all through the rise of Lawrence during the industrial age and the mill factories. Hudon addresses the journey of immigrant’s lives as their home along the Merrimack. The role of religion, human relationships, and economic changes is displayed to show a changing America. The cotton mill cities including Lawrence and Lowell is highlighted to being significant landmarks of the industrial revolution. This book also covers the famous Lawrence mill girls and the work of immigrants. This is a recoded demonstration of how Merrimack River communities came to be today.

Collection
Lawrence History Center Library
Author
Hudon, Paul
Publisher
Windsor Publications
Date (created)
1982
Language
English
Rights
This book is owned by the Lawrence History Center, but copyright may be held by another business or organization. Please contact the Center for more information.

2020.025.059

Created:
Author: Lauren Ordway
Location
2nd Floor Stacks - Library
Condition
Excellent
Display Value
Excellent
Cataloged By
Puls, Brianne
Cataloged On
Status
OK
Title
The Valley & Its Peoples
Subtitle
An Illustrated History of the Lower Merrimack
Title (generic)
Book
Accession No.

This book covers early Massachusetts history and the importance of the Merrimack River to its communities. It focuses on the arrival of the Puritans and the relationship with indigenous peoples. The history is covered all through the rise of Lawrence during the industrial age and the mill factories. Hudon addresses the journey of immigrant’s lives as their home along the Merrimack. The role of religion, human relationships, and economic changes is displayed to show a changing America. The cotton mill cities including Lawrence and Lowell is highlighted to being significant landmarks of the industrial revolution. This book also covers the famous Lawrence mill girls and the work of immigrants. This is a recoded demonstration of how Merrimack River communities came to be today.

Collection
Lawrence History Center Library
Author
Hudon, Paul
Publisher
Windsor Publications
Date (created)
1982
Language
English
Rights
This book is owned by the Lawrence History Center, but copyright may be held by another business or organization. Please contact the Center for more information.

2020.025.059

Created:
Author: Lauren Ordway
Location
2nd Floor Stacks - Library
Condition
Excellent
Display Value
Excellent
Cataloged By
Puls, Brianne
Cataloged On
Status
OK
Title
The Valley & Its Peoples
Subtitle
An Illustrated History of the Lower Merrimack
Title (generic)
Book
Accession No.

This book covers early Massachusetts history and the importance of the Merrimack River to its communities. It focuses on the arrival of the Puritans and the relationship with indigenous peoples. The history is covered all through the rise of Lawrence during the industrial age and the mill factories. Hudon addresses the journey of immigrant’s lives as their home along the Merrimack. The role of religion, human relationships, and economic changes is displayed to show a changing America. The cotton mill cities including Lawrence and Lowell is highlighted to being significant landmarks of the industrial revolution. This book also covers the famous Lawrence mill girls and the work of immigrants. This is a recoded demonstration of how Merrimack River communities came to be today.

Collection
Lawrence History Center Library
Author
Hudon, Paul
Publisher
Windsor Publications
Date (created)
1982
Language
English
Rights
This book is owned by the Lawrence History Center, but copyright may be held by another business or organization. Please contact the Center for more information.

2020.025.059

Created:
Author: Lauren Ordway
Location
2nd Floor Stacks - Library
Condition
Excellent
Display Value
Excellent
Cataloged By
Puls, Brianne
Cataloged On
Status
OK
Title
The Valley & Its Peoples
Subtitle
An Illustrated History of the Lower Merrimack
Title (generic)
Book
Accession No.

This book covers early Massachusetts history and the importance of the Merrimack River to its communities. It focuses on the arrival of the Puritans and the relationship with indigenous peoples. The history is covered all through the rise of Lawrence during the industrial age and the mill factories. Hudon addresses the journey of immigrant’s lives as their home along the Merrimack. The role of religion, human relationships, and economic changes is displayed to show a changing America. The cotton mill cities including Lawrence and Lowell is highlighted to being significant landmarks of the industrial revolution. This book also covers the famous Lawrence mill girls and the work of immigrants. This is a recoded demonstration of how Merrimack River communities came to be today.

Collection
Lawrence History Center Library
Author
Hudon, Paul
Publisher
Windsor Publications
Date (created)
1982
Language
English
Rights
This book is owned by the Lawrence History Center, but copyright may be held by another business or organization. Please contact the Center for more information.