Oakdale Cotton Mill marks a century of family led progress
Jamestown marks 100 years of Oakdale Cotton Mill on Deep River. Founded in 1865 in a former Confederate arms plant, the mill evolved from mule-powered textile work to modern machinery producing cotton twine and yarn for U S and overseas markets. The Ragsdale family guided growth through four generations, expanding equipment and markets while preserving a pledge to quality.
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