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Windham Textile and History Museum – The Mill Museum

Windham Textile and History Museum – The Mill Museum

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  • Events
    • Current Events
    • Past Events
      • 2021 Picturing America
      • Mill of the Month Videos
      • Sunday Strolls Through History
      • 2021 Where They Stood Walk – The Industrial Age
      • Museum Lyceums
      • Friends of the Mill Museum
      • News Archive
      • 2016 Strike!
      • Snow Ball 2015
      • 2014 Strike!
      • Snow Ball 2014
      • 2012 – Summer Steampunk
      • Snow Ball 2012
      • 2012 Chocolate Festival
      • End of an Era
  • Exhibits
    • Permanent Exhibits
      • Self-Guided Tour
      • Thread Mill Square
      • The Workers’ House
      • The Mill Manager’s House
      • Sewing Machine Room
      • Company Office
      • Dunham Hall Library
      • The Dugan Mill
        • Dugan Mill Audible Exhibits
          • Dugan Mill
          • Water Power
          • Carding
          • Spinning
          • Weaving I
          • Weaving II
          • Hilado I
          • Hilado II
          • Tejido I
          • Tejido II
      • The Print Shop
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      • The Mills
    • Past Exhibits
      • Trees, Traditions and Tiny Treasures
      • Unlacing the Corset – Unleashing the Vote
      • Nightmare On Main
      • 2019 Winter – Sidonia’s Thread
      • 2014-2015 Blue Collar, Pink Collar, White Collar
      • 2014 – Inspiration Quilts
      • 2013 – Latino Migration
      • 2011-2012 Civil War
      • 2011 – Polish Immigrants
        • Polish Immigrants – Opening
      • 2010 – Shaboo Legends
      • 2010 – Dollhouses
      • 2009 – Treasures from Our Collection
      • 2008 – Celebration Quilts
      • 2008 – Victorian Furniture
  • Education
    • Weaving Classes
    • Field Trips
    • Our Educational Videos
    • Classroom Activities
    • Teachers’ Resources
    • Kid’s Club
    • Virtual Tours
      • This House Can Talk
  • Archives
  • History
    • Preindustrial Textile Production
      • America’s Best-Known Textile: The Star-Spangled Banner
    • Swift Waters:
      • Swift Waters or Cedar Swamp?
      • Preindustrial Mills
        • Exploring the Relicts
      • Early Industrial Ecosystem
      • Down Sodom
      • Railroads and Mills
        • Willimantic Railroads
        • Automobile
      • Population Growth
        • Fires
        • Elm Grows
    • Din of Machines
      • Spool Tumbler
    • Captains of Industry
      • William Elliot Barrows
      • What the Jillsons Ate
      • Sewing Revolution
    • Sweat of Their Brows
      • Mills and Migrants
      • Decline of Agriculture
      • Rural Communities
      • Mill Boarding House
      • Strike
      • Irish in Connecticut
      • The Puerto Rican Experience
      • Latino Migration to Willimantic
    • Unraveled Threads
    • Peoples of the Mill Towns
      • Union Activists
        • Amy Hooker
        • Betty Tianti
      • People of Color
        • Local Black History Resources
        • Joe Ginne
        • Job & Jesse Leason
        • Lyman Jackson
        • Caesar Hall
      • Abolitionists
        • Orrin and Jerusha Robinson
        • John Brown
        • John A. Conant
      • Immigrants
        • Simon and Rena Oggins
    • Historical Atlas of Windham
    • Murals of a Mill Town
    • The Cotton Connection
    • Built to Last
      • Windham Town Hall
      • Invasion of the Chain Stores
      • Capitol Theater
      • South Park Street Plant
      • Preserving the Past
      • Endnotes to Built to Last
    • Timeline
    • History Links
    • Documents
      • Voices of the Mills
      • Mill Girls
      • A Builder’s Tale
      • Girl Alone
      • The Flight of the Cotton Fairies
        • A Fairy at School
        • Explanatory Essay
      • Mill Documents
        • Labels and Receipts
        • Machinery and Schematics
        • Collapsible Ballingwinding Spindle
        • Loom Bobbin Winder
        • Picker Notebook
        • Tube Cutting Machine
        • Tube Rolling Machine
        • Practice Money
        • Stocks
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Prints and Books

The Mill Museum offers Prints and Books, about the Willimantic Linen Co and the Town of Willimantic. CLICK HERE TO VIEW SELECTION ON eBay

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