A Virginia textile mill built in 1920 closed in 1996 and stood largely empty for decades; after a $110 million redevelopment, it now has residents and offices, with 190 apartments planned across the complex
- The 1920-built White Mill in Danville, Virginia, operated for 75 years before closing in 1996.
- Renamed Dan River Falls, the 650,000-square-foot historic complex is being transformed into apartments, offices, retail space and a riverfront community hub.
- A historic textile mill in Danville, Virginia, that once symbolised the city’s industrial prosperity has found a new purpose as a residential and commercial complex after decades of disuse.
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- The 1920-built White Mill in Danville, Virginia, operated for 75 years before closing in 1996.
- Renamed Dan River Falls, the 650,000-square-foot historic complex is being transformed into apartments, offices, retail space and a riverfront community hub.
- A historic textile mill in Danville, Virginia, that once symbolised the city’s industrial prosperity has found a new purpose as a residential and commercial complex after decades of disuse.
Sources: Times of India