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Historic American Buildings

Lowell’s 1835 Boott Cotton Mills Part 1

November 27, 2017

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Constructed by entrepreneur Kirk Boott in 1835, the Boott Cotton Mills are now are museum. Favorite bits? That weather vane! Also, those octagonal towers!

For more information on Mr. Boott’s mills here.

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