spinnery

He came from a humble home - his father was a foreman in a spinnery.

The villa stands close to the remains of the spinnery and its high chimney.

Växbo lin is the only remaining spinnery and weavers of linen in Scandinavia.

The Industrial Revolution led to the conversion to a spinnery for flannel and woolen yarn.

Mill-spun yarns are produced at Green Mountain Spinnery.

The spinnery operations were demerged from Knud Graah & Co in 1919, and managed by an independent company.

The most notable people connected with The Spinnery were Annie Garnett and her sister Frances.

The City Hall is in the old Villa Jacur, once owned by a Jewish family who ran a spinnery.

AFA members have admitted to arson by timed firebombs, and have pled guilty to burning the Tråvad spinnery in 2005.

Just off the I-91 exit is Green Mountain Spinnery, said to be the smallest spinning mill in the country, which spins yarn from New England wool.

THE SPINNERY, Bowness.

It was here that the stables and offices became the 'Spinnery' for spinning and weaving and by 1909 the large workshops employed as many as 60 to 100 part-time workers.

Immediately other industries followed; a large cotton spinnery, large weaving mill, iron mining, cast iron, brick manufacturing, sawmill, chemical laboratories, steam and water flour mills, machining, etc.

In Cromford the first mechanical spinnery of Europe opened, which grew into the Textilfabrik Cromford, now part of the Rheinisches Industriemuseum (Rhine Industry Museum).

The late Mrs Wallace, who purchased The Spinnery in 1958 and owned the property for many years, gave many interesting details of the old house and later wrote an article for Cumbria.

New companies, such as Stearine Kaarsenfabriek (Stearine Candle Factory) and Machinale Garenspinnerij (Mechanized Yarn Spinnery), acted as the impetus to its economy.