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Windham Textile and History Museum – The Mill Museum

Windham Textile and History Museum – The Mill Museum

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      • Swift Waters or Cedar Swamp?
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 THE WINDHAM TEXTILE & HISTORY MUSEUM ACTIVITY BOOK

(All Files Are Downloadable PDFs)

WATER POWER

THE SILK INDUSTRY

WILLI WORD SCRAMBLE

TRADE CARDS

MUSEUM DRAWING

VICTORIAN CLOTHING

THREAD CITY CROSSWORD

THE JILLSON HOUSE

THREAD CITY FUN FACTS

THE FROG LEGEND

VICTORIAN HOMES

GENEALOGY FOR KIDS

THE WILLIMANTIC FOOTBRIDGE

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(C) 2022 by The Mill Museum * 860-456-2178 * 411 Main Street, Willimantic, CT 06226
Open Fri-Sun, 10-4
themillmuseum@gmail.com

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