Pemberton Mills

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A single-page poem from the magazine Vanity Fair, 1860, about the collapse of the Pemberton Mill, a textile factory in Lawrence, Massachusetts. It describes the busy looms and workers, the hidden structural decay, the sudden collapse, and the grief and anger of families, ending with a curse on the mill owners.

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Date
January 21, 1860
Language
English
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1
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