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Rose Silk Manufacturing Co. built the first of these mills in 1867. Belding Brothers bought Rose Mill in 1870 and eventually acquired all the mills clustered at this water privilege, including nearby Dart Mill and Fitch's Mill. The firm augmented this complex c.1890 with construction of the 3-story mill, with pyramidal-roofed stair tower. Belding Brothers employed 400 workers and ran 10,000 spindles here in 1908. A rubber-goods firm operates here now. (Roth)
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1867, c.1890
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The 1867 146' x 43' brick mill has projecting segmental-arch lintels and stone sills. The central stair tower features Italianate details, such as the paired wooden brackets at the corners of the eaves. The attached 62' x 46' brick building held the wheelhouse and dyehouse. The 3-story, 74' x 40' brick-pier, flat-roofed mill with pyramidal-roofed stair tower was built c.1890. (Roth)
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The mid-20th century additions along the south side of Brooklyn Street (approx. 180 ft x 285 ft) were demolished in December 2016.
two parcels on either side of Brooklyn Street immediately west of East Main Street
Located in the City of Rockville Historic District (1984).
http://npgallery.nps.gov/nrhp/GetAsset?assetID=dbc02af8-eea0-4694-92fb-72190cecb3a7
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