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StudioAD has finalized plans to purchase and renovate the historic Weybosset Mills Dye House, ca. 1880, the later part of 2007.
The Dye House was part of a 19th century industrial complex in the Olneyville section of Providence, Rhode Island. It was started as a merino (cotton) mill by John Waterman in 1836. Decades later it grew into an important wool manufacturing mill under the Weybosset Company beginning in 1864.
The 16-bay-by-2-bay one-half story production shed features a flat mill roof, brick masonry, quarry-faced sills and brick segmental arched windows. After renovations are complete, the Weybosset Mills Dye House will be home to StudioAD.
Window detail along the west side of the Dye House.
Existing windows and door along the east side of the property.
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