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	Taig Tools - Desktop Milling Machines and Lathes.
		The Micro Mill is a very rigid and precise machine that uses some of the most advanced techniques compared to its competitors.
		The Micro Mill has effortless, chatterless, table and millhead movement due to the unique design of oversized gibs, ground steel ways, and a massive carriage assembly.The steel bed/vertical mill head support provides a very rigid Z-axis and makes the Micro Mill ready for CNC upgrade if you desire.
		The Micro Mill is a rugged precision instrument that has plenty of rigidity.
	www.taigtools.com /mmill.html (829 words)

	channel4.com - Time Team - Arkwright's mill, Manchester - text only
		Arkwright's factories were built to a regular plan and records from the time of its construction provided the Team with the basic dimensions and layout.
		Arkwright's factory had been completely burnt down and rebuilt in 1850 and the bricks originally used by Arkwright could have been reused on numerous occasions as the site was developed and altered over the years.
		Further excavation revealed that the row of central columns was also from this first factory but the records from the time, describing the factory as 30 feet wide, were wrong; in fact, the factory was 40 feet wide.
	www.channel4.com /history/microsites/T/timeteam/2006_manc_t.html (0 words)

	33-984 - Lien for labor or materials furnished mill, factory or hoisting works
		Foundrymen, boilermakers, and other persons who labor or furnish materials for the construction, alteration, repair or operation of a mill, factory or hoisting works at the request of the owner shall have a lien thereon for the amount due.
		If the hoist, factory or mill is located on property not belonging to the owner of the hoist, factory or mill, the purchaser at the sale on foreclosure of the lien may remove them within sixty days after the sale, whether the hoist, factory or mill is a fixture or not.
		If the hoist, factory or mill is located on a mine, mining claim or mill site which is the property of the owner, the lien shall embrace the surface ground, not exceeding five acres, upon which the hoist, factory or mill is located.
	www.azleg.state.az.us /ars/33/00984.htm (0 words)

	Cromford Mill: Factory system
		Cromford Mill was the world's first successful cotton spinning mill.
		Built by Richard Arkwright, it was begun in 1771 and was the blueprint for hundreds of factories and mills all over the world.
		Masson Mill was built in 1783 and was dependent for power on the River Derwent.
	www.bgs.ac.uk /foundation-web/CromfordMill.html (0 words)

	The Woolen Mill History 1889
		From its beginnings in 1894, servicing local sheepherders, to knitting socks for the doughboys in Europe, the Frankenmuth Woolen Mill has served its Country and Community for over one-hundred years.
		Lean profits from the seasonal operation turned Ranke's thoughts to building a wool processing mill at the rear of the Cider Mill.
		For the next 54 years, local farmers would bring in their sour apples and grapes to be made into cider as well as wool to be processed into the necessary items families needed to make it through Michigan's harsh winters.
	www.frankenmuthwoolenmill.com /pg1.htm (179 words)

	Reading Habits: New England Mill Girls
		Most of the mill girls were native to the New England states, and they came from all walks of life, some being orphans and the rest the daughters of teachers, sea captains, ministers, doctors, businessmen, and especially farmers.
		Nonetheless, many mill girls continued reading novels--and indeed many other kinds of books--"to improve our minds."[17] Furthermore, in line with their established thirst for knowledge, Robinson said the factory women read the weekly newspapers and other periodicals in order to stay abreast of public events and issues.
		Since the working days were so long, a mill girl's total daily leisure time consisted of a maximum of three hours, and arguably less depending on the time of year, the distance she must walk from the mill to her boarding house, and the promptness of her evening meal.
	www.philandsusantolbert.com /research/millgirl.html (2871 words)

	Of Men and Machines--The Industrial Revolution
		Due to the inhumane conditions in the factories, the Factory Act was passed to aid children.
		And be it further enacted that no person under the age of eighteen years shall be employed in any such mill or factory more than twelve hours in any one day, nor more than sixty-nine hours in any one week.
		And be it enacted that it shall not be lawful for any person whatsoever to employ in any factory or mill as aforesaid, except in mills for the manufacture of silk, any child who shall not have completed his or her ninth year of age.
	library.thinkquest.org /05aug/01419/factoryacttext.html (915 words)

	The Factory Act, 1833
		The earliest 'factories' were places provided by an employer to execute the work of spinning and weaving through the utilization of water power to a mill-wheel.
		The proliferation of such factories and knowledge of the working conditions therein, prompted many persons of humanitarian bent to attempt to correct the abuses that were the natural concomitant of unregulated labor.
		Not until 1847, however, was the general workday for women and children in textile factories set at ten hours, though another thirty years were to pass before that benefit was extended to labor in all factories and workshops.
	web.jjay.cuny.edu /~jobrien/reference/ob67.html (588 words)

	Trumbull's Historic Industries
		This 1888 photograph shows Beers grist mill which was built along a rocky gorge of the Pequonnock, which was fed by a dammed section of the river called Sawmill pond.
		Upon the closing of the Toucey Factory, the plant was converted to a witch hazel factory and an addition was eventually added to its east side.
		The beautiful goldfish pond that was in front of the factory was then filled in, and now a vacant lot sometimes used as a storage site by the public works department is all that is left of the site where an underwear factory and later a witch hazel factory once stood.
	www.trumbullhistory.org /industry (1621 words)

	A History of the Factory Island Mill District
		The huge red brick mill buildings of Saco Island are a reminder of an industrial past which is interwoven with the history of Saco and Biddeford.
		The milling of lumber was a major industry in the region for nearly three centuries.
		The establishment of the Laconia Mills (1844) and Pepperell Mills (1850) in Biddeford made the combined mill district one of the largest cotton milling complexes in the country, employing as many as 9000 people.
	www.sacomaine.org /community/history/factoryisland.shtml (408 words)

	Laughlin Nail Mill 1886
		After the disastrous fire of 1881, by which the whole mill was wiped from the face of the ground, it was rebuilt upon a new and improved plan, with its capacity more than doubled, the new factory having facilities for turning out 6,000 kegs of nails per week.
		The factory will be of the most modern construction, built entirely of iron, and will leave nothing to be desired in a factory of its kind.
		Its new factory will be completed inside of another month, and it may then be counted upon to still further extend the fame of the Nail City and her products.
	wheeling.weirton.lib.wv.us /history/bus/laughl86.htm (728 words)

	Trenton Historical Society, New Jersey
		Sartori (1765-1853), the son of a jeweler to the Pope, was born in Rome and emigrated to Philadelphia in 1793.
		The “old” weaving mill, on the north bank of the Assunpink, lay directly across the creek from the gristmill, and was powered by a short headrace that drew water form the millpond at the northern end of the milldam.
		Ultimately, the increasing intensity of mill development and industrial water power usage in the downtown, which reached a peak in the mid-19th century, along with the inexorable outward spread of urban Trenton, greatly increased the susceptibility of the Assunpink to flooding, a factor that was to hasten the demise of the Eagle Factory.
	trentonhistory.org /Documents/EagleFactory.htm (14182 words)

	circula2
		These mills normally require 3 or more operators for commercial operations but can be run with fewer if production is not important.
		The PTO Mills (Foley-Belsaw, TimberKing) are mainly for personal use and require only 1-2 operators.
		Mill is right hand, handset, heavy steel beam construction w/zigzag bracing.
	www.sawmill-exchange.com /circula2.htm (2427 words)

	Addingham - Low Mill
		The mill by the river became known as the Old End or Low Mill.In 1793 John Cockshott became bankrupt, this left John Cunliffe financially embarrassed, he was bailed out by his relation Nicolas Cunliffe who in turn sold his shares to Thomas Gill.
		The mill was put in charge of Timothy Brayshaw who had fought Waterloo who then sent a warning to Greenholme mills at Otley, who in turn called in the Yorkshire Hussars from Leeds.
		The other textile factories were busy during the war with Listers expertise in silk they made such things as parachute silk etc. After war carburettor production ceased and Low Mill returned to textiles, Textiles in Britain never really recovered after the Second World War.
	www.addingham.info /village/lowmill.htm (1196 words)

	The Gregs of Styal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		At the center of the village is the factory mill which, powered by the waters of the river Bollin, still spins and weaves cotton as it has done for over two hundred years.
		The firm was dissolved in 1841 and the mills divided among the Greg brothers.
		In the 1820s, when the Factory Acts discouraged the employment of juvenile labor and parish children were less readily available, the Gregs sought to create a stable community at Styal.
	www.libertyhaven.com /regulationandpropertyrights/tradeandinternationaleconomics/gregsofstyal.html (2030 words)

	Appeal of CONOVER-MAST PUBLICATIONS, INC. - H.E. Docket No. 5/173
		I will present evidence that, number one, 'Mill and Factory' is published for the dissemination of technical information that is of great value to engineers who are responsible for reducing costs and increasing productivity in American industry.
		In addition, he continued, "Mill and Factory" communicates directly with each recipient and removes from the circulation list those who do not furnish written evidence that the magazine is being read regularly and found useful.
		The publication "Mill and Factory" does not meet the requirements of Section 14 of the Act of March 3, 1879, as amended (39 U.S.C. 226), for entry into the mails as second-class matter.
	www.usps.com /judicial/1958deci/5-173.htm (4330 words)

	Millburn Township - History
		Millburn Township was once part of Elizabethtown and Newark settlements in New Jersey, created by a grant from Charles II to his brother James in 1664.
		The first inhabitants, the Lenape Indians, beat trails around these small or 'short' hills; streams cascading through them fueled colonial mills and 19th century factories; the railroad was built at the base of their slopes; and developers of suburban homes found knolls and uneven terrain attractive building sites.
		Most of the early mills were paper mills, among them the Diamond Mill, now the site of the Paper Mill Playhouse, but hat mills eventually became dominant.
	www.twp.millburn.nj.us /content/view/13/27 (549 words)

	Withdrawl of Piedmont Manufacturing Company: National Historic Landmarks Program (NHL)
		Hammett constructed his factory where the water power was located; this was not, however, an area of dense population.
		Southern mill owners were able to establish an image of industrious, law-abiding, and racially homogenous mill workers through the exertion of strict controls over their employees.
		In its later years, most of the factory windows were blocked for air conditioning and the building was surrounded by a number of structures added after Hammett's death.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nhl/DOE_dedesignations/Piedmont.htm (899 words)

	Wolfgang Mill - Home (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A mill designer by passion, an entrepreneur, an inventor; there is no mill that doesn't incorporate at least some idea of Mock.
		The Wolfgang Mills are precision engineered and imported from Germany, assuring the highest quality materials and craftsmenship.
		With a price no other mill can compare, there is no more reason to forego freshly ground flour.
	www.wolfgangmill.com /index.asp (183 words)

	Work, Lyddie! Work!
		Analyze primary source documents about early factory labor (mill workers during 1840-1860) showing their hours of labor, ages of laborers, reasons for working, and working conditions.
		Mill girls are especially susceptible to contracting tuberculosis, due to the lint, humidity, and lack of proper ventilation.
		You are being asked to relate these mill girls or child laborers' experiences with your own life.
	score.rims.k12.ca.us /activity/lyddie (1666 words)

	The Bowl Mill ... Wooden Salad Bowls
		On the site of the "Bowl Mill" we have restored the old farmhouse, built in the 1830’s and used for many years to domicile the Bowl Mill employees, into our retail store.
		Before the farmhouse was remodeled we sold a few bowls out of the cull barn because we found that once people had toured the mill and seen the bowl being turned, they wanted to buy one to take home.
		The Bowl Mill Factory Rejects are unfinished bowls that do not "make the grade." Many people spend hours sorting through the piles of hardwood bowls to find the bowl in the size and hardwood species that makes it special to them.
	www.bowlmill.com /cgi-bin/bowlmill/giftshop.html (363 words)

	Vorenberg saw-mill bucket factory mercantile Alabama business Lumber and Manufacturing Company
		In order to increase their capacity for manufacturing lumber, to enable them to meet the demands on them, they are now putting in a new saw mill plant.
		The factory has a capacity of 60 dozen cedar buckets per day, 40 dozen well buckets, 25 dozen cedar churns, 25 dozen candy buckets and one dozen cedar chests.
		The factory has never, since it's opening in October, stopped an hour on account of orders and they now have enough orders to keep the mills moving for three months.
	www.contactez.net /gurleyalabama/GurleyRecordNewspaper5.html (1016 words)

	Potomac Mills: not your run of the mill factory outlet mall Discount Store News - Find Articles
		DALE CITY, Va.--To dispel any notion that factory outlet stores are piperack outfits operating out of grimy, red-brick factories in dying mill towns, a visit to the Potomac Mills Mall should suffice.
		In another similarity to full-price malls, Potomac Mills features anchor stores, none of which are factory outlets: IKEA, the home furnishings store that features knockdown Scandinavian furniture, the Sears Outlet Store, largest of 109 Sears surplus units, a Cohoes off-price apparel store and Waccamaw Pottery, an off-price, Southern-based chain of housewares stores.
		Potomac Mills, about 20 minutes south of Washington D.C., is 11 miles from the nearest full-price mall in Springfield, Va., so the manufacturers avoid competing face to face with their department and discount store accounts.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3092/is_n10_v27/ai_6377850 (695 words)

	MILL VALLEY
		At Mill Valley's Factory Direct store up in Jackson Hole, WY. We are staging a clearance of quite a few Shearling and Leather coats at unbelievable low costs and savings.
		Most of these styles are not going to carry over into next years catalog because of skin color availability at the tanneries, or a change in design.
		Mill Valley Factory sale prices may change at any time and Mill Valley does not credit or refund any price differences for previously purchased coats.
	www.millvalleyleather.com /07Hyperlinks/07_weeklywebsale.htm (0 words)

	Falls Mill
		Nestled in a lush green cove along the banks of beautiful Factory Creek stands historic Falls Mill.
		Built in 1873 as a cotton and woolen factory, the mill was later converted for use as a cotton gin, then as a woodworking shop.
		Today the water wheel powers millstones that grind cornmeal, flour, and grits.
	www.fallsmill.com (0 words)

	Factory Mill Shop - Nouveau Fabrics : Seconds and Roll Ends
		The factory mill shop is open 9.00am-4.30pm weekdays and Saturdays 9.30am-1.00pm (For Bank holiday weekends, telephone for opening times).
		For the sale of seconds, roll ends and discontinued lines.
		To see a selection of our current clearance curtain fabrics please click here.
	www.nouveaufabrics.co.uk /html/mill-shop.htm (0 words)

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