Slatersville Historic District

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Slatersville Historic District is a historic mill village in Rhode Island recognized for its early 19th-century textile manufacturing heritage and well-preserved industrial and residential architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Register of Historic Places listing
historic district
mill village
associatedWithIndustry textile manufacturing
country United States
developedBy Slater family
governingBody Town of North Smithfield
linked to: North Smithfield
hasArchitecturalStyle Federal architecture
Greek Revival architecture
Italianate architecture
hasCharacteristic company-owned housing
mixed industrial and residential uses
planned industrial village layout
hasHeritage early 19th-century textile manufacturing
hasSignificance early example of American industrial village
important site in U.S. Industrial Revolution history
hasStructure Slatersville Mill
churches
company store
dam
mill owner housing
mill pond
mill worker housing
village green
hasUse commercial
heritage tourism
residential
heritageDesignation National Register of Historic Places
knownFor textile mill village planning
well-preserved industrial architecture
well-preserved residential architecture
locatedIn New England
North Smithfield, Rhode Island
Providence County, Rhode Island
Rhode Island
locatedOn Branch River
namedAfter Slater family
partOf Blackstone River Valley
Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park
periodOfSignificance early 19th century
region Northeastern United States
state Rhode Island

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Providence County, Rhode Island contains Slatersville Historic District
Lincoln, Rhode Island hasHistoricDistrict Saylesville Historic District
subject linked to: Lincoln
linked to: Slatersville Historic District