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Mill Talks

Our Mill Talks series features FREE lectures and panel discussions on topics related to the Industrial Revolution, innovation across disciplines, and the mission of the Charles River Museum of Industry & Innovation. Sponsored by the Lowell Institute.

Events in this collection

  • Mill Talk: Who Built Lowell? primary image

    Mill Talk: Who Built Lowell?

    Wed 30 Sept, 19:00

    Free

  • Film & Mill Talk: Destination Watertown- the Armenians of Hood Rubber primary image

    Film & Mill Talk: Destination Watertown- the Armenians of Hood Rubber

    Wed 21 Oct, 18:30

    Free

  • Mill Talk: The Longest, Hardest Race primary image

    Mill Talk: The Longest, Hardest Race

    Wed 28 Oct, 19:00

    Free

  • Mill Talk: A Paper Nation: America’s First Information Revolution primary image

    Mill Talk: A Paper Nation: America’s First Information Revolution

    Wed 11 Nov, 19:00

    Free

  • 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exposition in Historic 3D Stereophotographs primary image

    1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exposition in Historic 3D Stereophotographs

    Wed 18 Nov, 19:00

    Free

  • Mill Talk:  The Disposable Workforce primary image

    Mill Talk: The Disposable Workforce

    Wed 2 Dec, 19:00

    Free

  • Why Were There No Black Machine Operatives in 19th Cent. NE Textile Mills? primary image

    Why Were There No Black Machine Operatives in 19th Cent. NE Textile Mills?

    Sat 12 Dec, 19:00

    Free

  • Mill Talk: Contested Currents: Rivers and the Remaking of New England primary image

    Mill Talk: Contested Currents: Rivers and the Remaking of New England

    Wed 13 Jan, 19:00

    Free

  • Mill Talk: Building Route 128, the history of the road we love to hate primary image

    Mill Talk: Building Route 128, the history of the road we love to hate

    Wed 20 Jan, 19:00

    Free

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Organizer of Mill Talks
Our Mission: To educate people about America's industrial history and to encourage and inspire future innovation.We do this by creating engaging experiences that highlight the many fascinating technical and business innovations that have taken place in this region and continue to change the world.Located in the Francis Cabot Lowell Mill, an icon of the American Industrial Revolution, the Charles River Museum of Industry & Innovation brings together intriguing artifacts, cultural insights, and inspiring stories to delight people of all ages, enabling them to see the past and envision the future.