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点评：Having been in the fabric business for 46 years, I was interested in checking out this attraction while my wife and I were in the Durham area. The museum is in a rural area outside Burlington, and GPS got us there without issue.
The museum is free, but donations are suggested. Upon entering, we were provided with a map of the entire mill village area. We walked through the museum, which had a lot of machinery, fabric samples and a mock company store in the back; in fact, this building was historically the company store. Off to the side was a small gift shop, and next door was the manager's office, which is as it was left when the mill closed in 1954.
It was interesting to me to learn here what happened to Burlington Industries, which at one time was the largest fabric manufacturer in the world. (It was sold and consolidated into another company.)
We did not take the time to wander around the mill village, but we did drive down the road to see the homes (they're privately owned and occupied) before turning around to leave the area. This was a very informative and interesting visit.
The museum is free, but donations are suggested. Upon entering, we were provided with a map of the entire mill village area. We walked through the museum, which had a lot of machinery, fabric samples and a mock company store in the back; in fact, this building was historically the company store. Off to the side was a small gift shop, and next door was the manager's office, which is as it was left when the mill closed in 1954.
It was interesting to me to learn here what happened to Burlington Industries, which at one time was the largest fabric manufacturer in the world. (It was sold and consolidated into another company.)
We did not take the time to wander around the mill village, but we did drive down the road to see the homes (they're privately owned and occupied) before turning around to leave the area. This was a very informative and interesting visit.
翻译：从事面料业务已有 46 年，当我和妻子在达勒姆地区时，我有兴趣参观这个景点。博物馆位于伯灵顿郊外的乡村地区，GPS 毫无问题地将我们带到了那里。
博物馆是免费的，但建议捐款。进入后，我们获得了整个磨坊村区域的地图。我们穿过博物馆，里面有很多机械、织物样品，后面还有一家模拟公司商店；事实上，这座建筑在历史上是公司商店。旁边是一家小礼品店，隔壁是经理办公室，与 1954 年工厂关闭时的样子保持一致。
在这里了解 Burlington Industries 发生的事情对我来说很有趣，它曾是世界上最大的织物制造商。 （它被出售并合并到另一家公司。）
我们没有花时间在磨坊村四处闲逛，但在转身离开该地区之前，我们确实在路上开车参观了房屋（它们是私人拥有和占用的）。这是一次非常有益和有趣的访问。
博物馆是免费的，但建议捐款。进入后，我们获得了整个磨坊村区域的地图。我们穿过博物馆，里面有很多机械、织物样品，后面还有一家模拟公司商店；事实上，这座建筑在历史上是公司商店。旁边是一家小礼品店，隔壁是经理办公室，与 1954 年工厂关闭时的样子保持一致。
在这里了解 Burlington Industries 发生的事情对我来说很有趣，它曾是世界上最大的织物制造商。 （它被出售并合并到另一家公司。）
我们没有花时间在磨坊村四处闲逛，但在转身离开该地区之前，我们确实在路上开车参观了房屋（它们是私人拥有和占用的）。这是一次非常有益和有趣的访问。
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