Hagley Museum
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Hagley Museum
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Hagley Museum
Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation. Hagley Museum
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Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation. Hagley Museum
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The Hagley Museum was established in the aftermath of the Du Pont Company's sesquicentennial in 1952. The museum preserved and partially restored the site of the original Du Pont powder yards, which had closed 30 years before. It also documented and presented the early industrial history of the Brandywine Valley.
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African Americans
Agriculture
Anthracite coal industry
Boots
Business enterprises
Chemistry
Coal miners
Coal mines and mining
Corporations
Cotton manufacture
Cotton mills
Cotton textile industry
Depressions
Explosives industry
Explosives industry
Flour mills
Fulling mills
Gunpowder
Gunpowder industry
Gunpowder industry
Research, Industrial
Industries
Iron industry and trade
Leather industry and trade
Medicine, Industrial
Merino sheep
New Deal, 1933-1939
Paper industry
Paper mills
Powder mills
Quarries and quarrying
Rolling-mills
Saltpeter
Sawmills
Shoe industry
Steel industry and trade
Tanning
Textile factories
Textile finishing
Textile industry
Transportation
Turbines
Viticulture
Water rights
Woolen goods industry
Wool industry
Working class families
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Delaware
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Delaware
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Pennsylvania
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Delaware
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United States
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