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Primary Sources
1853 Time Table of the Lowell Mills
1851 Time Table of the Lowell Mills
Middlesex Mills Company Regulations (1846)
Recruitment Letter by John Clark (1847)
(letter and transcription)
Hamilton Company Factory Rules (1848)
Lowell Factory Girls Association Constitution (1836)
Middlesex Mills Boardinghouse Regulations
Famine Irish Relief, Voice of Industry Feb. 26, 1847
(transcription)
Famine Irish Relief, Voice of Industry, Feb.26, 1847
(PDF, complete issue)
Annual Report of the School Committee of the City of Lowell p.11
An Idyll of Work
Loom and Spindle p.6-7
The General Appearance of Mill Workers by Charles Dickens
The Voice of Industry on Female Labor
(transcription)
Sarah White Letter ?Sin?
Letter from Harriet Farley (Susan) newly arrived in May 1844
(transcription)
Letter from Harriet Farley in mill June 1844
(transcription)
Mary Ann Cowles letter 1847
(transcription)
Letter by Eliza Ann Bixby 1850's
(transcription)
Letter 1855 Emma ?Lizzy? Clough
(transcription)
?Bobbin Girl? by Winslow Homer
Tintype (5 Young Women)
East View of Lowell (painting) 1839
Merrimack Street 1856
Merrimack Mills Boardinghouse 1847
Samuel Lawrence Residence 1850
Useful Websites
?Caught Between Two Worlds: The Diary of a Lowell Mill Girl?
?Investigation of Labor Conditions? 1845 (a report investigating the conditions within the mills
The Voice of Industry
Video
Lowell Mills Video