📜 Old Slater Mill, constructed in 1793 and part of the Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park, is the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, where Samuel Slater first successfully implemented water-powered cotton spinning technology.
🔍 This national historic landmark is an important reminder of industrialization's changes.
🏭 Explore original 18th-century textile machinery🚶 Enjoy guided tours demonstrating working machinery👻 Experience reported paranormal activity in historic buildings
⚠️ Wilkinson Mill and Sylvanus Brown House are currently closed🦶 Be aware of uneven floors inside the mill🥵 Tours may be modified/cancelled if heat index is above 87°F
📸 Photography and video are allowed inside the museum📞 Call 401-725-8638 for latest weather information
💰 Entrance is free.
🕒 Hours vary by season; generally Thu-Sun or Fri-Sat, 10 AM - 4 PM.
🌳 Park grounds open daily, dawn to dusk.
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