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Clinton Woolen Mill

Clinton Woolen Mill is a Michigan historical marker in Clinton, Lenawee County, dedicated 1979.

Lenawee County · dedicated 1979 · 303 West Michigan, Clinton

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The Clinton Woolen Mill was a vital part of the economy of this area for over ninety years. Clinton’s original mill was completed in 1867 at a cost of ninety-five thousand dollars. Fire destroyed that structure in 1886. In less than a year, the mill was back in operation in the present building, the second to be erected here. The mill had the necessary equipment and skilled workers for making wool and for complex dye processing. One of the last woolen mills in the area, this company discontinued operations in 1957.

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