[Rarebooks] fs: Lowell, Mass. Historical Papers, 1873-1904

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CONTRIBUTION OF THE OLD RESIDENTS HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION, LOWELL MASS. Vol. 
I-VI.

Lowell; The Association: 1873-1904.

Founded along a riverbank as a textile mill city in 1822, Lowell was one of 
the testing grounds for the 19th-century "paternalism" experiment with 
factory workers. The lives of the mill girls were organised by the factory 
owners to the 'nth degree, and every minute of their day was accounted for 
-all in the name of bettering their lives. These papers cover all sorts of 
tidbits of early Lowell history- Lowell personalities, buildings, events, 
and so on, and remain a valuable resource for insight into the city as it 
grew during the 19th century.

Hardcover. 6 vols. 6"x9.5", 413 + 461 + 443 + 415 + 392 + 490 pages, b/w 
illustrations; Vol. I rebacked, with new endpapers; Vol.IV rebound in 
sympathetic buckram; an ex-institutional set with several small stamps and 
spine labels; o/w a neat, clean, tight, nice set. [06410] $350.00

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