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On 30 January 1997, after some years of restoration, the museum was officially reopened. The museum has three floors as well as two towers and gives the opportunity to follow a wide itinerary, connected with the textile production that was for a long period of time the pride of the local economy. The
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In the weaving department, there is the oldest and most important machine which deserves special attention as it originated from the old wood framing industry from 1813. This is a domestic hand loom used by peasant families. Finally, there is a department dedicated to the life of the workers, plus
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On 19 January 1978, the Cotton Mill ceased production because of its outdated equipment. The town of Busto
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in 1857. This building represents one of the best examples of the town's industrial archaeology, wisely maintaining its original features. In 1896, the building was designed with the characteristics of a
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area, using local fabrics. This includes lingerie, embroidered clothing, bedding, curtains and a tablecloth woven in the style of
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