This brick two-story building was constructed in 1942 as an addition to the Picker House. Situated between the Picker House, and the Cotton Sheds, overlooking the Mill Race, this building, still has its hardwood flooring, heavy timber beams. When the Mill was in operation, the Warehouse was used to store cotton and house mill machinery. The Cotton Warehouse will be part of our first phase of construction, along with the Cotton Sheds, the Machine Shop, the Hydroelectric Plant, and the Picker House.
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Heather Robbins // March 28, 2009 at 1:59 pm
I am workink on my famliy tree and i am sreaching for any info about this mill and who work it. i am sure that my greatgreatgrandfather was a childlabor on this cotten mill if you could be so kind as to tell me or send me any pictures in the dates or names of it workers i would be so greatfull. thank you very much.
cehrfurth // June 4, 2009 at 2:12 pm
I don’t have very much information about the Glencoe workers, but if you’re still looking for information, try the Textile Heritage Museum. The people who run the museum are knowledge goldmines and very nice. They’ve been immersed in mill history, and they may have some good information for you! Good luck.