🧵 Textile Mills of the World

76 textile mills · 8 countries · cloth mill

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These are notable textile mills — factories that spin, weave and finish cloth, from the great brick spinning mills of the Industrial Revolution in New England and Britain to later weaving and dyeing works, many built beside rivers that once powered their looms. Each profile shows where the mill stands, which country it is in, and a plain-English introduction from Wikipedia.

76 textile mills from 8 countries are covered below, grouped by continent. Open any textile mill for its full profile.

Americas (64) Asia (1) Europe (11)

Americas (64 textile mills)

Amazon Hosiery Mill

United States

Apalache Mill

United States

Arcadia Mill No. 1

United States

Bates Mill

United States

Bemis Mill

United States

Bigelow Carpet Mill

United States

Brandon Mill

United States

Cargill Falls Mill

United States

Converse Mill

United States

Cowan Mill

United States

Drayton Mill

United States

Durham Hosiery Mill

United States

Easley Mill

United States

Former Thrift Mill

United States

Grey Hosiery Mill

United States

Harmony Mills

United States

Harris Mill

United States

Indera Mills

United States

Louise Cotton Mill

United States

Mills Mill

United States

Olde Woolen Mill

United States

Olympia Mill

United States

Piedmont Number One

United States

Warren Mill

United States

Asia (1 textile mills)

Europe (11 textile mills)

Brownsfield Mill

United Kingdom

Dawn Mill, Shaw

United Kingdom

Lombe's Mill

United Kingdom

Merton Abbey Mills

United Kingdom

Otterburn Mill

United Kingdom

Salts Mill

United Kingdom

Victoria Mill

United Kingdom

Coordinates are approximate locations. Descriptions: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), cached on our server. Data sourced from Wikidata. Related: Mountains · Lakes · Islands · World Heritage.

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