In the early 1800s, America was still a nation of fields and workshops until one city transformed everything. Lowell, Massachusetts, became the birthplace of Americas Industrial Revolution, where red-brick mills, roaring turbines, and a new class of workers reshaped the nations economy and identity.
At the heart of this transformation were the Lowell Mill Girls thousands of young women who left rural farms to work twelve-hour days under deafening machines. Promised education and dignity, they instead found exhaustion and exploitation, becoming some of the first Americans to fight for labor rights.
This is the story of how one mans vision to industrialize America gave rise to its first factory city and revealed the human cost of progress.
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» CREDIT Original Research & Script: Sean Chan Adapted & Narrated by: Ryan Socash Editor - Karolina Szwata Host - Ryan Socash
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