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Woollen Industry Processes

by Bumble Dust at Trowbridge Museum

£19.50

Woollen Industry Processes: How cloth was made firstly in peoples houses then by machinery in factories.

Local historian K.H. Rogers brings his expertise to life in this second edition of “Woollen Industry Processes,” published by the Friends of Trowbridge Museum. Combining two previous booklets, this comprehensive guide explores the evolution of woollen cloth production. From the traditional methods used in homes to the rise of factory systems. With clear descriptions and helpful graphics, Rogers illuminates the intricate processes involved in both pre-factory and factory production. Starting with the early cottage industry processes, the book guides you through each step, from sorting and carding the wool to spinning, weaving, and finishing the cloth. It then explores the revolutionary machinery and processes that emerged during the Industrial Revolution, transforming the industry forever.  This paperback is a valuable contribution to the history of the woollen industry and a testament to Trowbridge’s rich textile heritage.

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Woollen Industry Processes: How cloth was made firstly in peoples houses then by machinery in factories.

Local historian K.H. Rogers brings his expertise to life in this second edition of “Woollen Industry Processes,” published by the Friends of Trowbridge Museum. Combining two previous booklets, this comprehensive guide explores the evolution of woollen cloth production. From the traditional methods used in homes to the rise of factory systems. With clear descriptions and helpful graphics, Rogers illuminates the intricate processes involved in both pre-factory and factory production. Starting with the early cottage industry processes, the book guides you through each step, from sorting and carding the wool to spinning, weaving, and finishing the cloth. It then explores the revolutionary machinery and processes that emerged during the Industrial Revolution, transforming the industry forever.  This paperback is a valuable contribution to the history of the woollen industry and a testament to Trowbridge’s rich textile heritage.

You might also enjoy our book Trowbridge A History and Celebration found here

About Trowbridge Museum:

Trowbridge Museum tells the story of the town and its residents. As well as the impact of the woollen cloth trade and industrial revolution.

The museum has been housed in the Grade II listed Home Mills since 1990. The Mill was the town’s last working woollen cloth mill and Trowbridge’s largest, built in 1862-1863.

Fascinating objects, unique textile related machinery and wonderful images. Click here to learn how the town developed from a Magna Carta Baron town, to a prominent mill town, eventually producing West of England Cloth which was sought after across the world. Explore this history in our exclusive handmade lino print found here

 

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Dimensions 300 × 210 × 15 mm

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