Millbury Lapham Woolen Mill / Mayo Mill Journal

A familiar view of Lapham Woolen Mill / Mayo Mill in Millbury, to carry with you.

The Lapham Woolen Mill, also known as Mayo Mill, developed in Bramanville on a former paper-mill site. Singletary Brook linked the brick textile complex with its surrounding worker village.

Maybe Millbury is where you grew up, where your family gathered, or a place you still carry with you. A familiar place, a little closer to home.

Credits

Source: “Mayo Woolen Mill, Millbury, MA” by B. Michael Zuckerman, Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mayo_Woolen_Mill,_Millbury,_MA.jpg, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. Adapted as an illustrated design for Familiar History.

Care

5.75″ × 8″ hardcover journal with a matte laminated casewrap cover printed all the way around, and 150 lined pages (75 sheets). Wipe the cover with a soft, dry cloth. A small production barcode is printed on the back cover. Made to order; allow about 10 business days for production plus shipping.