The Bridgewater Historical Society hosts Ernest Kendall “Bridgewater Woolen Mill - Artifacts, Photos and Discussion”.
The Society has prepared an exhibit titled, “The Bridgewater Woolen Mill: The Fabric of a Community.” The exhibit received a lot of attention at The Vermont History Exposition and Woodstock Senior Center. The mill, built around 1825, is one of the oldest buildings in Bridgewater. It was a cotton mill before it later became a woolen textile mill where uniforms and blankets were made for soldiers during World War 1 and World War II. Ernest’s father, Charles Kendall designed and managed products for several decades.
Please bring your memories and artifacts to share. Free admission and refreshments
For more information email bridgewaterhistoricalsociety@gmail.com