Research Guides: The Cotton Industry in North Carolina: Cotton Mills

Cotton Mills

Development of the Textile Industry in Alamance County: Evolution of Warp and Weft in Alamance: Exploits of Edwin M. Holt and His Sons and Associates in Cotton Mills and Villages
NoCar HD9857.N8 H84 1965
Early Cotton Factories in North Carolina and Alexander County
NoCar HD9877.N8 W37 1992z
Tar Heel Blacks and the New South Dream: The Coleman Manufacturing Company, 1896-1904
NoCar HD9079.C57 B8x 1977a
Weavers of Dreams
NoCar F264.K35 K43 1995
Highlights in the Progress of Cotton Spinning
NoCar Ref TS1577.R6 1944
Like Night and Day: Unionization in a Southern Mill Town
NoCar HD6515.T42 T483 1997; Also available in e-book form to those using campus computers or who have a Pirate ID at: http://www.netLibrary.com/urlapi.asp?action=summary&v=1&bookid=41312.
Cliffside: Portrait of a Carolina Mill Town
NoCar F264.C58 B35 2005
“My World IS Gone”: Memoirs of Life in a Southern Cotton Mill Town
NoCar HD8039.T42 U6684 2002
North Carolina Historical Review
NoCar F251 .N892 Index A number of articles may be found in this publication under the heading "Cotton," including production in colonial North Carolina; cotton textile industry in antebellum North Carolina; antebellum mills; policies of mill owners; growth of mills in the post-Civil War period; textile industry in N.C. during Reconstruction. Articles from 1963 to the present can be accessed electronically by those using campus computers or who have a Pirate ID through the America: History and Life database.