History of the Cotton industry in Catalonia

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  Aerial view of an industrial colony (Colònia Sedó) setup to make use of water power and industrialise the country side
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  Students of the Industrial Union visiting the Trinxet textile factory in Hospitalet de Llobregat
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  A visit to Colònia Güell in 1910 by the Bishops of Barcelona, Tarragona, Lleida, Vic and Valencia accompanied by Count Güell
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  The little worker, 1889
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  A catalan manual loom
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  A Catalan made version of a spinning jenny, called a Berguedana
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  A chintz shop in Barcelona in 1824
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  Wooden mould for printing chintz
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  Barcelona 1856 with smoke from cotton factories clearly visible in Sant Pere to right and El Raval top left
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  The beautiful modernist building of Casarramona, one of the legacies of the cotton industry