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      Old Slater Mill Association

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      Historical Places, Gift Shops, Historical Monuments

      67 Roosevelt Ave, Pawtucket, RI 02860

      401-725-8638

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      Check our website before your visit for the most accurate information! A key site within Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park, Slater Mill is the first industrial building in America and a visitor contact station for the National Park. The grounds are open 24 hours/day. See our website for visitor tour and special event information. In 1793 the firm of Almy, Brown and Slater replaced their experimental workshop with a new mill. Known as the Slater Mill, it was the first water powered textile mill in America. The original mill was six windows wide and two and ½ stories tall. It makes up the core of the building you see today. Slater Mill was expanded six times in the 1800s.The building remained a cotton spinning mill until 1895.Check our website before your visit for the most accurate information! A key site within Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park, Slater Mill is the first industrial building in America and a visitor contact station for the National Park. The grounds are open 24 hours/day. See our website for visitor tour and special event information. In 1793 the firm of Almy, Brown and Slater replaced their experimental workshop with a new mill. Known as the Slater Mill, it was the first water powered textile mill in America. The original mill was six windows wide and two and ½ stories tall. It makes up the core of the building you see today. Slater Mill was expanded six times in the 1800s.The building remained a cotton spinning mill until 1895.
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      Primary Phone: 401-722-5710

      Phone: 401-725-3593

      Phone: 401-723-3593

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      Old Slater Mill National Historic Landmark

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      http://www.nps.gov/blrv/planyourvisit/placestogo.htm

      http://www.slatermill.org

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