
This one was a traffic-stopper.
And these were wonderful, too. All in memory of the Lowell Mill Girls who worked and slaved in the textile mills till they were closed only about 50 years ago.



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1 comment:
How cool is that! What a marvelous way to celebrate the Mill girls! I gave my granddaughter a book for her birthday that was essential the diary of a shirtwaist factory girl. I'm going to send her to your blog so she can see how they celebrate. Love it!
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