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Cloth Making
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Thursday, 18 March, 2010

Trowbridge Museum - Its fun, friendly and free!
Trowbridge Museum - Its fun, friendly and free!
 
School Workshops

An exciting way to learn more about cloth making and wool processes in one of our School Workshop visits.

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Trowbridge Museum - Its fun, friendly and free!
Education at Trowbridge Museum
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Booking Info

All the information you need about booking a School visit using one of our teachers packs.

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Trowbridge Museum - Its fun, friendly and free!
Trowbridge Museum - Its fun, friendly and free!


Factor

Some cloth was sold locally to merchants in Salisbury. The Factor was a middle man, often based in London, who sold the clothier’s cloth. Cloth was bought and sold in Blackwell Hall in Basinghall Street in the City of London. Some clothiers did set up their own London warehouses which was cheaper than paying London charges. Davis and Dowding were cloth factors in Trowbridge in 1770.


At work in the Mill office
At work in the Mill office

 

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