It was initially an oil pumping station with a health center and worker housing.

Over the decades and into the 20th century, inexpensive worker housing was situated near the factories that were rising along the river.

He also built worker housing, brought doctors to the area, and converted a factory into a theater for cigar workers.

A small town for worker housing grew up above the mill.

Approximately 800 new homes, a proportion of which will be for affordable/key worker housing.

Many of the mill buildings and worker housing survive today.

The demand for worker housing is in many ways a distinctly Napa problem.

Industry, and worker housing, was within a short distance of the house.

But even the worker housing and offices had the same systems, the super thought, and that was odd, to say the least.

Further worker housing was added in the 1840s and 1850s.