@article{Settlement:1822,
      recid = {1822},
      title = {Chadwick Mill Village Model Mill Settlement},
      address = {1916},
      abstract = {The Chadwick Mill Village (settlement) History
Edward  Arthur Smith ( 1862-1933) was a Baltimore native who came  to Charlotte as a representative of Thomas K. Carey and  Son, an industrial supply firm in Baltimore. After selling  his interest in a local business, the Charlotte Supply  Company In 1901, Smith set about building and operating his  own mills.
His first mill was the Chadwick, located about  three miles northwest of town on Rozelle’s Ferry Road and  the Seaboard Air Line Railway tracks. Named after Col. H.  S. Chadwick, owner of the the Louise Mill,  the new  three-story plant was built by the J. A. Jones Construction  Company, and a mill village of 40 houses was put in place  just north of the factory. The Chadwick was built and  started operations in 1901.
Published by the United 5-1--25  Cent Stores, Inc.},
      url = {http://vault.cmlibrary.org/record/1822},
}