TY  - GEN
AB  - The Louise Cotton Mill was built at 1101 Hawthorne Lane. At the time of its completion in 1897, it was the largest mill in Charlotte. In 1901, a large addition was completed. The mill was owned by Herbert Smith Chadwick. He also built 60 mill houses nearby in rows of 5, with 12 houses to a row. Chadwick came to an untimely end after being honorably discharged from the Army during the Spanish-American War. One year later, he committed suicide in 1899 while in Boston for business. Published by the Rotograph Co., NY (Germany)
DA  - 1897
ID  - 1823
KW  - Cotton Industry North Carolina Charlotte, Textile Industry North Carolina Charlotte
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L2  - https://vault.cmlibrary.org/record/1823/files/CP_2018_04_608.png
L4  - https://vault.cmlibrary.org/record/1823/files/CP_2018_04_608.png
LK  - https://vault.cmlibrary.org/record/1823/files/CP_2018_04_608.png
N2  - The Louise Cotton Mill was built at 1101 Hawthorne Lane. At the time of its completion in 1897, it was the largest mill in Charlotte. In 1901, a large addition was completed. The mill was owned by Herbert Smith Chadwick. He also built 60 mill houses nearby in rows of 5, with 12 houses to a row. Chadwick came to an untimely end after being honorably discharged from the Army during the Spanish-American War. One year later, he committed suicide in 1899 while in Boston for business. Published by the Rotograph Co., NY (Germany)
PY  - 1897
T1  - Louise Cotton Mill
TI  - Louise Cotton Mill
UR  - https://vault.cmlibrary.org/record/1823/files/CP_2018_04_608.png
Y1  - 1897
ER  -