erwin mill造句

• The building of Erwin Mills in 1893 created the mill village which would one day become Durham.
• The idea of the Erwin Mill was rooted in the successful textile industry in New England and the Northeast.
• The final year of textile production at the original Erwin Mill was in 1986, after 103 years of operation.
• Where Erwin Mill simply used Dye Branch to carry off waste dye, the creek now faced many of the problems associated with all urban streams.
• Although the plant s growth was staggered in the mid-20th century, the management of Erwin Mills continued profit and expand, even through the Great Depression.
• In the 1930s, it was incorporated into the city of Durham and in the early 1940s, Erwin Mills began selling the houses it had built north of the factory.
• The dynasty Erwin established in 1893 began to crumble in 1953 when Abney Mills acquired the Erwin Mill No . 1 and Erwin Mill No . 2 from the Duke family.
• The dynasty Erwin established in 1893 began to crumble in 1953 when Abney Mills acquired the Erwin Mill No . 1 and Erwin Mill No . 2 from the Duke family.
• This new operation, the Erwin Mill, would prove a turning point, not only in the history of Dye Branch, but also in the history of Durham as a whole.
• Erwin Mills workers participated in a large strike that took place throughout the south in September 1934, joining more than 5000 other Durham area factory workers to protest in the center of town.
• Erwin Mill, built on the banks of the Dye Branch tributary poured chemical dyes into the small drainage, even as the progressive development of the area meant the small brook began to lose its natural meander.