Historic Mills of Connecticut

Companies Associated w/Complex

• National Net and Twine Co. c.1925

Use (Historic)

• Textiles

Largest Documented Workforce

n/a

Historic Narrative

Net and Twine Mfrs. In 20th century appears to have been home to Cofish International, maker of yankee gill net and later clothing for fishermen. For history see: Sievers, Bruce R., The History of the Cotton Industry in Moodus, Connecticut (Moodus Printing and Graphics, 1985)

Number of Existing Buildings

Two (2) blocks.

Dates of Construction

c.1900

Architect

n/a

Builder

n/a

Building Type

• Mill

Architectural Description

n/a

Exterior Material(s)

• Wood

Structural System(s)

n/a

Roof Form

• Gable

Roof Material

n/a

Power Source

n/a

Condition

n/a

Condition Notes

n/a

Specific Location

north side of Creamery Road (formerly Water St) east of Norwich Road on west bank of Succor Brook

Located in East Haddam National Register District (1983).
http://npgallery.nps.gov/nrhp/GetAsset?assetID=264b4bef-ecaa-49e2-b102-769a6ead84bf

Adjacent To

• Water (for Power)

Exterior Visible from Public Road?

Yes

Parcel ID / Assessor Record Link

• M17/ / L055 / Link →

Acreage

0.22

Use (Present)

• Commercial

Form Completed By

n/a

Date

n/a

Bibliography

1. Keiner, Hal. 1983. East Haddam Historic District National Register Nomination No. 83001273. National Park Service.
2. Simon, Ken. 1998. Interview with Ed Stolarz, owner of Cofish International Co. Simon Pure Productions.