Woolen Mills Village
Union Chapel and millhouses foreground, Mill and Monticello, background
Shrinking profit margins put a premium on plant location. With raw material and product markets primarily oriented at Boston, the industry shoved a strong tendency to concentrate in New England. The following table showing the changing distribution of the woolen industry by sections is significant:
--Harry Poindexter
Labels: architecture, Poindexter History
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