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Riverside Woolen Co. built this mill when it was organized in 1881 with Cyril Johnson as president. Riverside produced woolens here until 1959; an electronics manufacturer has occupied the buildings since 1964. (Roth)
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1881, c.1890s
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The 4-story brick mill, 115' x 52' with near-flat roof, has a stair tower on the east end wall. The 3-story, 42' x 28' west wing held steam boilers on the first floor, drying on the second and pickers on the third. A brick dyehouse, frame storehouse and earth-buttress dam complete the original complex. The firm erected the 3 1/2-story, 100' x 40' mill with gable roof in the 1890s; it abuts the north wall of the 1881 mill. (Roth)
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facility has been maintained and rehabbed for current use by TTM
3 acre parcel at southwest corner of Old Monson Road and Leonard Road; on north side of Furnace Brook; east of dam and Riverside Pond
Located in Stafford Hollow National Register Historic District (1987). Listed on Leonard Road
http://npgallery.nps.gov/nrhp/GetAsset?assetID=0143039c-298e-4bf4-b3bc-e9c2a859caf4
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3.0
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