Image shows houses built circa 1810-20 in the mill village of Wyoming in Richmond, Rhode Island. There is a person looking out a house doors.
Image shows Woonsocket Falls with mills including Central Ballou Mill built in 1846 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
Image shows Woonsocket Company mill built in 1832 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. There's a sign over a doorway that reads "B.V.G.& E. CO Elect. Dist. Dept." There's a four-wheeled trailor and a van parked outside of the building.
Image shows Woonsocket Company mill built in 1832 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. There's a sign in the center of the facade that reads "Manchester Company".
Image shows housing built in 1870 in the connected mill villages of Social and Nourse in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. There are several people in the center left and the woman might be pregnant. There is also a man smoking at right behind a building. Two cars are in the photo.
Image shows Peter's River Lower Privilege Mill built circa 1828 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
Image shows a row of houses built circa 1827 and connected with Globe Mill in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. Mailboxes are mounted on both sides of the front doors.
Image shows the front exterior door and a window on a house connected with Clinton Mill and built circa 1815 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. There is a mailbox mounted on each side of the door and a bench beside the front steps.
Image shows housing built in the 1850s in the Woonsocket, Rhode Island. The view shows a dirt road forking off a paved road. The visible sides of the buildings may be their rears. There are several clotheslines of laundry strung from the buildings. A sign over a gate to the far right reads "Old Colony Adv. Co."
Image shows Lippitt Woolen Mill built in 1871 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. The building is on a paved street and there is a car parked at the curb in front of the building. Three men wearing hats are standing along the building behind the car. A sign reading "Main St" is at the left corner of the building at the bottom of the second floor. Along the curb to the right are an emergency call box, a lamppost, and a woman. A car is seen coming up the street at the far right.
Image shows detail on Lippitt Mill built 1847 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
Image shows Lippitt Mill built 1847 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
Image shows housing on a paved street near Globe Mill in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. From left the right, the houses are built in the Early Republic, Greek Revival, and Mansard styles. There is a car parked in front of the house in the foreground. A sign on the side of the house of the left reads "Lincoln St".
Image shows housing connected with Harris Woolen Mill built circa 1860 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. There are four seemingly identical buildings in a row. Three men in the foreground are standing beside a parked car. There are two other vehicles in the background.
Image shows Harris Woolen Mill built in 1864 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. Many windows are broken and part of the building looks to have been demolished.
Image shows detail of the abandoned Hamlet Mill, built in 1862 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
Image shows Hamlet Mill built in 1862 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. The roof and windows have been removed and the building has been gutted. At the top of the tower is a decorative shield with the year 1862 across it. Just below that, the words "Hamlet Textile Co" are painted.
Image shows the Groton Company mill built in the late 1850s in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. Most of the windows have been removed and the building is in disrepair. Adhered to the mansard roof //and surrounding two top-floor window holes are advertisements for Russell Brothers Circus shows. A church steeple is seen in the background.
Image shows the Globe Company mill built in 1873 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. The building has no roof and has been gutted. Other buildings are in the background. A small outside an exterior door reads "Employment Office".
Image shows the Globe Company mill built in 1873 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. The building has no roof and has been gutted. Other buildings are in the background.
Image shows Clinton Mill built in 1849 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. The tower was added to in the early 1880s. The top sections of the tower have ornate brickwork. A large vehicle is parked in front of the building. Other buildings are in the background to the left.
Image shows below Woonsocket Falls Mill including the original four stories of Bartlett Mill built in 1847 in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. There's a bridge to the left.
Image shows mill buildings built circa 1860 in the mill village of Woodville, which is in Hopkinton and Richmond, Rhode Island.
Image shows a wooden mill built circa 1840 in Rhode Island.
Image shows housing built in 1849 in the mill village of Whiterock in Westerly, Rhode Island. There are children on one front step. Large pieces of trees lay along the road.
Image shows White Rock Mill, 1849-1873, in the mill village of Whiterock in Westerly, Rhode Island. Under the windows at the top of the tower, the year 1849 is carved in relief. The wooden fence in the foreground is decoratively carved.
Image shows houses built circa 1810-20 in the mill village of Washington in Coventry, Rhode Island. There are two cars parked around the buildings. Behind the houses is a small building that may be an outhouse.
Image shows the Coventry Company mill built in 1873 in the mill village of Washington in Coventry, Rhode Island.
Image shows the Coventry Company mill built in 1873 in the mill village of Washington in Coventry, Rhode Island. In the foreground, there are fenced-in areas with structures that look like animal housing and possibly an outhouse.
Image shows mill built circa 1845 in the mill village of Wakefield in South Kingstown, Rhode Island. There are four cars parked in front of the building.
