A Thousand Wheels Are Set in Motion (Exhibit)

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A.French Textile Building (1899) - Floor plan of Textile Building

( 1899)

Location: T171 .G42 G49x 1888-1899 Architect: Lockwood-Greene Contractor: William Bensel and Company Completion Date: 1898 Named for: Aaron French, Pennsylvania Industrialist who contributed some of the funding for the building

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A.French Textile Building (1899) - Brushes, folders and nappers--cloth room, Textile Department

( 1902)

Location: T171 .G42 G49x 1899-1903 Architect: Lockwood-Greene Contractor: William Bensel and Company Completion Date: 1898 Named for: Aaron French, Pennsylvania Industrialist who contributed some of the funding for the building

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A.French Textile Building (1899) - Practice on the hand looms

( 1899)

Location: T171 .G42 G49x 1899-1903 Architect: Lockwood-Greene Contractor: William Bensel and Company Completion Date: 1898 Named for: Aaron French, Pennsylvania Industrialist who contributed some of the funding for the building

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A.French Textile Building (1899) - Cone winders and twisters

( 1902)

Location: T171 .G42 G49x 1899-1903 Architect: Lockwood-Greene Contractor: William Bensel and Company Completion Date: 1898 Named for: Aaron French, Pennsylvania Industrialist who contributed some of the funding for the building

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A.French Textile Building (1899) - Indicating textile engine, work with slide rule and planimeter

( 1902)

Location: T171 .G42 G49x 1899-1903 Architect: Lockwood-Greene Contractor: William Bensel and Company Completion Date: 1898 Named for: Aaron French, Pennsylvania Industrialist who contributed some of the funding for the building

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A.French Textile Building (1899) - Practice on the four cards

( 1900)

Location: T171 .G42 G49x 1899-1903 Architect: Lockwood-Greene Contractor: William Bensel and Company Completion Date: 1898 Named for: Aaron French, Pennsylvania Industrialist who contributed some of the funding for the building

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A.French Textile Building (1899) - Practice on power looms

( 1900)

Location: T171 .G42 G49x 1899-1903 Architect: Lockwood-Greene Contractor: William Bensel and Company Completion Date: 1898 Named for: Aaron French, Pennsylvania Industrialist who contributed some of the funding for the building

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A.French Textile Building (1899) - Practice on the spinning mule. Length of machine 54 feet

( 1900)

Location: T171 .G42 G49x 1899-1903 Architect: Lockwood-Greene Contractor: William Bensel and Company Completion Date: 1898 Named for: Aaron French, Pennsylvania Industrialist who contributed some of the funding for the building

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A.French Textile Building (1899) - View in dye-house

( 1904)

Location: T171 .G42 G49x 1903-1906 Architect: Lockwood-Greene Contractor: William Bensel and Company Completion Date: 1898 Named for: Aaron French, Pennsylvania Industrialist who contributed some of the funding for the building

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A.French Textile Building (1899) - View in the weave room

( 1900)

Location: T171 .G42 G49x 1899-1903 Architect: Lockwood-Greene Contractor: William Bensel and Company Completion Date: 1898 Named for: Aaron French, Pennsylvania Industrialist who contributed some of the funding for the building

A Thousand Wheels Are Set in Motion (Exhibit)

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