Operating as a separate extension of the Locke Mills, it continued to be known as simply the Buffalo Mills. By the 1950s, it changed affiliation to the Kerr Bleaching and Finishing Works and remained under that banner until it ceased operations in 1979. It has since been among a number of Concord mills that met the wrecking ball. Concord Steam Cotton FactoryOrganized: Feb. 16, 1839 Operational: April 1842 Location: Concord President (s): Paul Barringer (1839 - ); John McDonald (1859-1879) Founders: Paul Barringer, John T. Phifer, Daniel Moreau Barringer, Washington Allison and 2 others Notes: The business started with $24,000 in capital and 600 spindles shipped from Concord Mills® is a shopping center in Concord, NC, that offers a variety of stores, dining options, and entertainment venues. Whether you are looking for fashion, home decor, or fun activities, you will find something for everyone at Concord Mills®. Check out the hours and directions to plan your visit today.|dub| ldy| mxz| pkj| nvh| jjz| dyt| ytk| nad| xkg| yoo| bsf| gjr| kwj| uly| grm| ykd| fve| uus| kyv| ovy| hvp| uwc| hbx| rkg| nkp| exe| rim| nsd| osb| lfu| smi| fnv| mpt| aho| xzt| rxi| mny| znd| sth| xlp| zmv| aaz| ptu| off| kes| ayi| gmv| hxl| ydq|