- Florence Mill
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Florence Mill (Omaha, Nebraska) "Infobox nrhp
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location = 121 W. Main StRockville, Connecticut
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architecture =Italianate, Queen Anne, Second Empire
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governing_body = The Florence Mill, known later as the U.S. Envelope Building after being absorbed by the U.S. Envelope Company, is abuilding located at 121 West Main Street inRockville, Connecticut . In 1881, it was described as the largestbrick building inRockville, Connecticut . After purchase by White & Corbin, the building was expanded and became the largestmanufacturing plant of its kind in the United States. Currently, the building is used as an independent living retirement home and has 113 apartments.Architectural Style
Second Empire ,Italianate , Queen AnneBuilder/Architect/Engineer
unknown
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Original Use
envelope manufacturing mill
Current Use
Independent living retirement home apartments
Important Dates
*1881 purchased by White & Corbin
*~1898 acquired by U.S. Envelope Company
*1978 added to the National Register of Historic Places
*1979 opened as retirement home apartmentsReferences
National Register of Historic Places #78002858
Lewis Angel Corbin Biography, as recorded in: Commemorative Biographical Record of Tolland and Winham Counties Connecticut, Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens and of many of the early settled families, Publisher: J.H.Beers & Co., CHICAGO; 1903 P. 212
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