PERMANENT EXHIBITS & MORE
Our second floor is devoted to several rooms typifying various rooms in the homes of workers and managers, an office, a collection of sewing machines and our weaving room where you can learn the craft.
Our third floor is the Dunham Library and Archive which has always had a collection of books but also contains important artifacts and local records. It is a place of study and research.
Our first floor, at street level was once the American Thread Mill Company Store. Here, to the left, at our long counter, is where we greet our visitors.
THE DIANA K. PERKINS
TEA ROOM & EMPORIUM
To the right is our gift shop and a seating area with tables for people to gather, chat, read and knit if they choose.
THE BEV YORK ROOM
Formerly, part of the manager’s offices, this is our most spacious room where we host temporary exhibits.
THE DUGAN BUILDING
Formerly a machine storage space, it was totally appropriate to turn this into displays where we keep some working machines and things which would have been found in the factory.
KENTON HALL
On the second Floor of the Dugan Building we have a large space for classes, receptions symposiums and teas. It is best accessed on Union Street behind the Museum.
THE AMERICAN THREAD MILL
