Textile printing
Subject
Subject Source: Unspecified ingested source
Found in 17 Collections and/or Records:
Merrimack Manufacturing Records
Collection
Identifier: 6780
Scope and Contents
The contents of this collection comprise records related to the business operations of the Merrimack Manufacturing Company between 1825 and 1954, with the bulk of the records dating prior to 1862. Concerning organization and administration, the records consist of a series of annual certificates of the assessments and debts of the Merrimack Manufacturing Company from 1851 to 1861; legal contracts for the acquisition of property (1839-1840) and bonding two employees of the company (n.d.); and...
Dates:
1824-1958
Milton Mills Manufacturing Records
Collection
Identifier: 6789
Abstract
Collection of notes, deeds, notices and minutes of meetings, receipts, and correspondence. Also information about the sale of the homestead and land of the late Charles Swasey.
Dates:
1822-1879
Otis Company Records
Collection
Identifier: 6822
Abstract
Include papers concerning Palmer Company and Ware Company, including mill histories, strike of 1922, etc.; also payroll for Boston Manufacturing Company; Bliss Fabyan price list; Nashua Manufacturing Company production costs.
Dates:
1889-1952
Pacific Mills Cotton Mill Records
Collection
Identifier: 6825/001
Abstract
Records include correspondence and memoranda, 1854-1889, concerning contracts, construction and purchases; also letters from English operatives re the conditions of their employment at Pacific Mills, 1862-1866; orders for English machinery by William C. Chapin, Agt., 1862; tax bills & receipts; construction memorandum, 1873. Also includes one spinning time book, 1879-1881; name in flyleaf, "Mr. John Barker, W Spinning, Pacific Mills, Lawrence." Also assignment of patent rights, 1876,...
Dates:
1854-1889
Palmer Manufacturing Company Records
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: 6826
Scope and Contents
These records contain some deeds and related papers especially for property held by Octavius Pickering, a creditor of the Three Rivers Manufacturing Company. There are five folders of correspondence to the agent which cover all aspects of managing the factory. There are many letters from Wright and Whitman and a folder from Kilburn and Lincoln. The largest amount of material is a box of bills and receipts, invoices and bills of lading which reflect purchases and sales, freight and...
Dates:
1831-1927