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Factory work and Women
By: Kimberly (0) Thumbs down     Level: College     Date: 4/5/06

Description:
Explaining how factory work, especially in the Lowell textile mills, completely changed the "traditional" role of women.

List of sources used:

Title: Lowell Mills: Lesson 7
Type of source: Website
Author(s): John Avery
URL: http://www.kentlaw.edu/ilhs/lowe...

Title: Lowell National Historical Park - "Mill Girls"
Type of source: Website
URL: http://www.nps.gov/lowe/millgirl...

Title: The Lowell Offering: writings by New England mill women (1840-1845)
Type of source: Book: In Print
Author(s): Benita Eisler
Year of publication: 1998

Title: The course of industrial decline : the Boott Cotton Mills of Lowell, Massachusetts, 1835-1955
Type of source: Book: In Print
Author(s): Laurence F. Gross
Year of publication: 1993

Title: Women and Children of the Mills : an annotated guide to nineteenth-century American Textile Factory Literature
Type of source: Book: In Print
Author(s): Judith A. Ranta
Year of publication: 1999

Title: Loom and spindle : or, Life among the early mill girls
Type of source: Book: In Print
Author(s): Harriet H. Robinson
Year of publication: 1976

Title: Mill girls and Strangers: Single Women's Independent Migration in England, Scotland, and the United States, 1850-1881
Type of source: Book: In Print
Author(s): Wendy M. Gordon
Year of publication: 2002

Title: Early American women : a documentary history, 1600-1900
Type of source: Book: In Print
Author(s): Nancy Woloch
Year of publication: 1992

Title: The Golden Threads; New England's Mill Girls and Magnates
Type of source: Book: In Print
Author(s): Hannah Josephson
Year of publication: 1967

Title: Life in the Iron Mills
Type of source: Book: In Print
Author(s): Rebecca H. Davis
Year of publication: 1998


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