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One should remember that the factory was named after its founder, who was part of the prominent Lowell family in Massachusetts, and the original use of Lowell as a given name for males was in their honor, especially in regard to the poet James Russell Lowell.

Ah, I was wondering why this name reminded me of textiles. (Well, or history class, at least.)

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As the the original poster's question, I quite like it. I've never really thought about it much before now, but it's actually really nice.

This message was edited 7/10/2007, 9:52 AM