- Founded by Samuel Slater (1768-1835), in 1793, Slater Mill is credited with starting the Industrial Revolution in the United States.
- Did you know that Slater Mill, one of the most important historic sites in Rhode Island, was transferred in March 2021 to the U.S. National Park Service?
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- Built in 1793, Slater Mill was the first water powered cotton mill in America, and among the first properties to be recognized as a National Historic Landmark.
- Note from an elementary school student after their field trip to Slater Mill! Thank you for a great two day learning experience about Sam Slater.
- 138 ziyaretçi Slater Mill ziyaretçisinden 19 fotoğraf ve 1 tavsiye gör. "Cotton mill which was the site of the first women's worker strike and..."
- Presentation Transcript. Slater Mill By John Turkington. A Taylor in Two Cities • Samuel Slater was a man who would bare many names in his time.
- In 1955, it opened as a museum. Restoration of the nearby Wilkinson Mill (built 1810–1811) was completed in 1978 as part of the Slater Mill site.
- The Slater Mill hosts Community Guild Studios (CGS), a fiber arts center created by Slater Mill for the people of Rhode Island and Southeastern New England.
- Early textile machinery is showcased within the historic Slater Mill - the first successful cotton spinning factory in America.