Scope and Contents Hughe Christison, photographer. Gelatin silver print. Image depicts the interior of the dyehouse of the Arlington Mills in Lawrence, Mass. Wooden crates of finished piece goods are in the foreground; vacuum extractor in the background. Written on reverse: "A view of the vacuum extractor and some of the odd dye kettles of the Arlington Mills in its high business life around 1920-1925. This dye house, by loading each draft with a single piece would accommodate [sic] 1084 pieces at one time....

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Albumen print. Image depicts the Arlington Mill in Lawrence, Mass., seen in the background. The building appears to be a four-and-a-half story clapboard building with a bell tower. Several other buildings are in front of it, all of which are partially obscured by trees. Open field in foreground.

Scope and Contents Gelatin silver print. Image depicts ten male employees of Arlington Mills worsted spinning dept. posed together in front of a bank of trees in an outdoor setting, apparently on a group outing. About half the group are dressed in suits and ties; another wears a vest and tie, three others wear ties; only one wears casual work clothes. Written on the photo: "Worsted Spinning [ ] Arlington Mills [ ] Aug. 14 [?], 1909." Arlington Mills was located in Lawrence, Mass. 20.25 x 15.5 cm. (w/out...

Scope and Contents Gelatin silver print. Image depicts 30 men posed around a banner reading "Arlington Mills Lawrence Mass. 1865" and showing an anchor entwined with a fish. Phrase at the bottom of the banner is partially obscured. Several of the men are identified: Arthur Quance (second from right, top row); Sullivan (far left, top row); Cosgren (far left, second row); Carl Grechin (next to Cosgren, second row); Arthur Thompson (fifth from right, second row); John C. Smith (far right, bottom row); George...

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Gelatin silver print. Image depicts seven Arlington Mills executives, posed in the same room and in front of the same banner as 0000.1667.1. Two are identified: A.G. Wenzel (far left, back row); and Harry Wright (?) (Clerk, far left, front row). Arlington Mills was located in Lawrence, Mass.