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Joann Sieburg-baker, Photographer, September 1977
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Joann Sieburg-baker, Photographer, September 1977
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Joann Sieburg-baker, Photographer, September 1977
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Joann Sieburg-baker, Photographer, September 1977
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Joann Sieburg-baker, Photographer, September 1977
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Joann Sieburg-baker, Photographer, September 1977
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Joann Sieburg-baker, Photographer, September 1977
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Item Title
LocationBrookstown & Marshall Streets,
Winston-Salem, NC
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Created/Published
Documentation compiled after 1968.
Notes
Survey number HAER NC-3
Unprocessed field note material exists for this structure (FN-3).
Building/structure dates:
1880 initial construction
Significance: The Arista Mill complex is the oldest physical reminder of three forgotten elements in the history of Winston-Salem: Although the development and reputation of this city has been dominated by tobacco manufacturing, its industrial foundations were laid by the textile industry; Although the Moravian town of Salem is celebrated today for its craft traditions, it played an equally significant role in the industrial revolution and the transition to industries of mass production; Finally, although the contributions of well-known families such as Hanes, Gray, and Reynolds have long been recognized, the achievements of the Fries family of Salem in manufacturing, banking, and transportation were also vital to the development and growth of this Piedmont city.
Subjects
Cotton MillsTextile Industry
Related Names
Fries, Mr
Fries, Francis Levan
Fries, Henry
Fries, John W.
Fries, Francis H.
Fries, Henry E.
Glass, Brent D., Historian
Sieburg-Baker, JoAnn, Photographer
Collection
Historic American Engineering Record (Library of Congress)
Contents
Photograph caption(s):
1. JoAnn Sieburg-Baker, Photographer, September 1977. OVERALL EXTERIOR VIEW FROM NORTHEAST OF ARISTA MILL.
2. JoAnn Sieburg-Baker, Photographer, September 1977. OVERALL EXTERIOR VIEW FROM SOUTHEAST OF ARISTA MILL.
3. JoAnn Sieburg-Baker, Photographer, September 1977. EXTERIOR ViEW OF COURTYARD OF ARISTA MILL.
4. JoAnn Sieburg-Baker, Photographer, September 1977. VIEW OF POWER BUILDING (ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMER).
5. JoAnn Sieburg-Baker, Photographer, September 1977. EXTERIOR VIEW OF ARISTA MILL FROM ROOF. SHOWS WEST SIDE OF EAST WING.
6. JoAnn Sieburg-Baker, Photographer, September 1977. NORTH SIDE CONNECTING SECTION FROM ROOF OF ARISTA MILL.
7. JoAnn Sieburg-Baker, Photographer, September 1977. EXTERIOR ViEW FROM ROOF SHOWING EAST SIDE OF WEST WING.
8. JoAnn Sieburg-Baker, Photographer, September 1977. OVERALL EXTERIOR VIEW FROM NORTHEAST.
9. JoAnn Sieburg-Baker, Photographer, September 1977. INTERIOR VIEW, EAST WING, TOP FLOOR of ARISTA MILL.
10. JoAnn Sieburg-Baker, Photographer, September 1977. INTERIOR VIEW SHOWING CONNECTING SECTION, TOP FLOOR.
11. JoAnn Sieburg-Baker, Photographer, September 1977. INTERIOR VIEW OF TOP FLOOR, WEST WING (OLDER).
12. JoAnn Sieburg-Baker, Photographer, September 1977. BOILERS IN BASEMENT, DATING 1916.
13. JoAnn Sieburg-Baker, Photographer, September 1977. BOILERS IN BASEMENT, DATING 1916, FRONT VIEW.
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