Firestone Textiles Main Mill (Gastonia, North Carolina)
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When constructed, this was the largest textile mill in the Southeastern United States.
This was the site of the infamous 1929 National Textile Workers Union strike in 1929, an early landmark event in Southern labor history.
Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2001 as part of the Loray Mill Historic District.
This is slated for renovation into a mixed-use development as part of preservation efforts.
This was the site of the infamous 1929 National Textile Workers Union strike in 1929, an early landmark event in Southern labor history.
Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2001 as part of the Loray Mill Historic District.
This is slated for renovation into a mixed-use development as part of preservation efforts.
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Coordinates: 35°15'34"N 81°12'1"W
- Kings Mountain State Park 19 km
- Lazy 5 Ranch 60 km
- John D. Long Lake 61 km
- Boone's Cave Park 89 km
- Cooleemee Plantation 98 km
- Stone Mountain 127 km
- Historic Bethabara Park 128 km
- Holly Ridge Golf Links 135 km
- Pilot Mountain State Park 137 km
- Ballou Park 217 km
- Eastown Gastonia 2.6 km
- Gaston County, North Carolina 2.9 km
- Rankin Lake 3.7 km
- Eastridge Mall 4.8 km
- Gaston College 5.6 km
- CaroMont Regional Medical Center - Gastonia 5.7 km
- Gaston Memorial Cemetery 5.7 km
- Gaston County Park 5.8 km
- Ashbrook High School 6.8 km
- Franklin Square 7.3 km