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A 19th-century factory complex associated with the manufacturing of linen and flax fabric. Its centerpiece is the Stevens Linen Mill, built in the 1860s by Henry Hale Stevens and operated into the 1990s. The mill is a large granite U-shaped building, five stories high, with two seven-story towers at the corners of the U. The complex includes ten buildings, as well as a mill pond and dam. The mill complex is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Stevens Linen Works Historic District encompasses a 19th-century factory complex associated with the manufacturing of linen and flax fabric in Dudley, Massachusetts. Its centerpiece is the Stevens Linen Mill, built in the 1860s by Henry Hale Stevens and operated into the 1990s. The mill is a large granite U-shaped building, five stories high, with two seven-story towers at the corners of the U. The complex includes ten buildings in all, as well as a mill pond and dam.
Wildlife sanctuary operated by Mass Audubon. Former farmland that is partially reclaimed by forest.
Tour the campus of Nichols College, a small private university specializing in business degrees.
Golf club operated by Nichols College. Open to the public.
81.3 acres of early succession forest, mature upland forest, wetlands and meadows. Has walking trails. Dogs are allowed but must be leashed.
Hiland Park
Roughly 75 acres of second growth oak, maple, and pine, on the border with Oxford. Slater Woods provides a connecting link in a 1.5-mile-long greenway between DCLT holdings along Peter Pond in Dudley with Mass Audubon holdings along Dudley-Oxford Road in Dudley. Combined, there are almost 250 acres of protected land along the greenway.
77 acres, including 2 vernal pools. The northern boundary shares a boundary with the Grand Trunk Trail