Slatersville

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Slatersville is a historic village in North Smithfield, Rhode Island, known as one of America’s first planned mill villages centered around early textile manufacturing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic village
mill village
planned industrial community
administrativeTerritory North Smithfield
surface form: Town of North Smithfield
country United States of America
surface form: United States
developedAs company town
hasArchitecturalStyle New England mill village architecture
hasBuildingType 19th-century mill worker housing
mill owner residences
hasCulturalSignificance example of early American mill village planning
hasEconomicHistory transition from water-powered mills to later industrial uses
hasEconomicRole early industrial center in Rhode Island
hasFeature church
company store
mill complex
mill dam
mill pond
stone mill buildings
village green
worker housing
hasIndustry cotton textile production
textile manufacturing
hasLandUse commercial
industrial
residential
hasPlanningCharacteristic integrated arrangement of mills, housing, and civic buildings
hasPreservationStatus subject to historic preservation efforts
hasRiver Branch River
hasTransportation local road network connecting to North Smithfield and surrounding towns
heritageDesignation historic district
historicalEra New England textile industry
surface form: American Industrial Revolution
knownFor being one of America’s first planned mill villages
early textile manufacturing
planned village layout
locatedIn Blackstone River Valley region
surface form: Blackstone River Valley

New England
North Smithfield, Rhode Island
Providence County, Rhode Island
Rhode Island
namedAfter Slater family
partOf Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park
region northern Rhode Island
timeZone Eastern Time Zone

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