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TEXTILE MANUFACTURE, c1836. The weaving room in a New England cotton mill. Lithograph

TEXTILE MANUFACTURE, c1836. The weaving room in a New England cotton mill. Lithograph


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TEXTILE MANUFACTURE, c1836. The weaving room in a New England cotton mill. Lithograph

TEXTILE MANUFACTURE, c1836.
The weaving room in a New England cotton mill. Lithograph, c1840

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1830s 1836 Child Labor Cotton Factory Industrial Revolution Machinery Manufacture New England Skill Textile Textile Mill Victorian Weaver Working Class


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This lithograph from the 1830s showcases the bustling weaving room of a New England cotton mill during the early years of America's industrial revolution. The image provides a glimpse into the world of textile manufacture, where skilled workers, predominantly women and children, toiled diligently amidst rows of intricate machinery. The scene is both awe-inspiring and thought-provoking. The sheer scale of the factory floor is overwhelming, with countless looms humming in unison as they transform raw cotton into fine textiles. Amidst this organized chaos, weavers can be seen meticulously maneuvering threads with expert precision, their hands moving swiftly yet gracefully. The presence of young children working alongside adults serves as a stark reminder of the harsh realities faced by many during this era. Child labor was unfortunately common in factories like these, highlighting the challenges faced by working-class families striving to make ends meet. Despite these hardships, there is an undeniable sense of pride emanating from those depicted in this lithograph. Their skill and dedication are evident in every stitch produced within these walls. This image encapsulates not only an important moment in American history but also pays homage to the resilience and ingenuity that defined our nation's early textile industry. As we reflect on this snapshot from our past, let us remember those who labored tirelessly behind closed doors to shape our modern world – for it is through their perseverance that progress was made possible.

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