Constructed in 1832, the Belknap Mill is
the oldest unaltered brick textile mill in the U.S. Once
a hosiery mill, it houses an intact hydraulic power plant
and a bell cast by George Holbrook, apprentice to Paul
Revere. The Busiel Mill, built in 1853 as a hosiery mill,
was later used for the manufacture of clocks, electronic
relays, and organs. The Belknap-Sulloway
Mill and the Busiel-Seeburg Mill were individually listed
on the National Historic Register in 1971.
View
the Mill's listing in the National Register of Historic
Places here
Located by City Hall, on Beacon Street, off Business US
3.
