The Pioneer Mill, the largest, remained in operation until after World War II. But as the New England textile business moved to Southern states the Waverly mill was converted into a shoe factory in the 1940s and the Pioneer mill converted to manufacture doorbells in the 1950s.
The Waverly mill was converted into a shoe factory in the 1940s, with the Pioneer mill converted to manufacture doorbells in the 1950s. The Pioneer Mill, the largest, remained in operation until after World War II, but as the New England textile business moved to Southern states.
The Pioneer Mill, the largest, remained in operation until after World War II, but as the New England textile business moved to Southern states. The Waverly mill was converted into a shoe factory in the 1940s, with the Pioneer mill converted to manufacture doorbells in the 1950s.
The Pioneer Mill, the largest, remained in operation until after World War II, but as the New England textile business moved to Southern states. The Waverly mill was converted into a shoe factory in the 1940s, with the Pioneer mill converted to manufacture doorbells in the 1950s.