Englewood Textile Museum

The Englewood Textile Museum recounts the history of the many textile mills that once thrived in Englewood and the women who worked in them​. Housed in Englewood’s historic “company store” downtown, the museum displays artifacts like Miss Ella’s never-worn handmade trousseau and other early 20th-century textiles and memorabilia​. Visitors can also tour the restored “Little White House” (birthplace of a mill owner) on the property and admire hand-painted murals around downtown depicting the mill era​. With no admission fee and educational programs year-round (including notable annual quilt shows in spring and fall​), the Living Heritage Museum provides a rich look at Englewood’s industrial heritage in a personal, story-driven way.