can i have sites for 18th century textile mills?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_clothing_and_textiles_technology
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Try Cotton Traders. Give them your request and they will provide.  The items may be expensive though.
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i'd love to live in the late 1800's ... some modern some rustic and the beautiful dresses and the furniture!  thanks for asking this question!  = )
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I have tried to find sites myself and there is really nothing. Your best bet is to go to an antique store or call to see if they can come to your house. My mother in law did that and was very helpful. good luck
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Here are some electronic and handi-book options for textile \ninformation.  I think these work better than paper copies\n(which really don't exist) and in the long run, you learn more and \nother people can use them.  They are cheap compared to books.\n\nYou will not find websites that give the detail you probably need, but the ones given will get you started.
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u can try with www.geocites.com
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Your forefathers? for a map you can try ebay, they have everything.
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You could try Launde Abbey in Leicestershire.
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Two Mills....state unknown
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you could try the site listed below.
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Not sure where you mean but there is an organisation called English heritage http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/ which owns castles, gardens etc.\nIf you want to look up UK historic buildings you could also try http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/  The National Trust (England) and http://www.nts.org.uk/web/site/home/home.asp? for Scotland.\nAs I'm Welsh, I also have to mention http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-global/w-localtoyou/w-wales.htm\nMore castles than you shake a stick at...., and lovely landscape!!!
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Check with your local historical society.  In some towns/communities it's just a matter of having the Zoning Board declare it a Historical Site for you.
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See this site:\nhttp://museum.woolworths.co.uk/1910s-wwbuilding.htm
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The Archives Bookshop has a web site:\nhttp://www.archivesbookshop.com/\nwhich includes address and phone number.
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For starters: Log on to www.antiqueroadshow.com and ask them.
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Most states have several textile mills.  You probably have one near you. Cheapest is to cut the middleman.
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There are. The company I work for, owns one there. Try section8.com. Or call greystone properties out of the raleigh area.