Watkins Woolen Mill.

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Built in 1861 by Waltus Watkins, this mill produced yarn and cloth intermittently until about 1900 when it was shut down intact. The building and machinery are now part of the Missouri state park system in Lawson, in northwest Missouri. The owner's house, a church, school and other buildings are also in the park. This letterhead indicates that Jno. Watkins & Bros. were the proprietors of the mill. The names John H. Watkins, A. Judson Watkins and Joe B. Watkins are listed on the letterhead. They were manufacturers of woolen goods, cassimeres, flannels, jeans, blankets, yarns, etc.

From the description of [Letterhead]. [188-] (American Textile History Museum Library). WorldCat record id: 50567326

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creatorOf Watkins Woolen Mill. [Letterhead]. American Textile History Museum Library
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associatedWith Watkins, A. Judson. person
associatedWith Watkins, Joe B. person
associatedWith Watkins, John H. person
Place Name Admin Code Country
Missouri--Lawson
Subject
Blankets
Flannel
Industry
Textile industry
Woolen and worsted manufacture
Yarn
Occupation
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