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Mill Town grows with afford­able apart­ments | Chattanooga Times Free Press Anew res­id­en­tial sub­di­vi­sion tak­ing shape at the old Stand­ard-Coosa-Thatcher mills in East Chat­tanooga will include 50 apart­ments developed by Chat­tanooga Neigh­bor­hood Enter­prise over the next couple of years to help provide more...

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Don’t miss this amazing opportunity to get in on the North Shore. Kadi Cole Brown & Ashley Everett listed Units 9 & 10 @ The Rouge Townhomes on N Market St with a…

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Our goal is to work with our seller and preferred lenders to get RATES & monthly payments as low as possible.

Loan officers @ CMG, Jennifer Toomy & Jennifer Bryant teamed up with Collier Construction and are offering 2 great sale options in a tough mortgage market!!

🤑 Investor Special —> rates as low as 5.75%| $2358/month

🤑FHA Financing —> rates as low as 4.75%| $2868/month

Open Houses week of Sept 3rd
🏡Sunday Sept 3rd 2-4pm
🏡 Wednesday sept 6th 1-4pm

Please reach out to Ash Everett Real Estate with questions… come to open houses:)

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Collier Construction

As an ongoing effort to revive the former Standard-Coosa-Thatcher textile mill in Chattanooga (now known as Coosa Mill), Collier Construction + The Pop-Up Project have renewed a creative partnership in Mill Town.

We hope you can catch one of the upcoming events!

Mill Town Revival continues with Pop-Up Project partnership Collier Construction and The Pop-Up Project have renewed a creative partnership in efforts to revive Mill Town.

A HUGE "thank you!" to Don Armour for taking the time to share his Mill Town story with us! Here is just a bit of it!

Don Armour started working at Standard-Coosa-Thatcher Mill at the age of 18, right out of High School. He started as a "yarn boy" - keeping the women who had to change the bobbins supplied with what they needed. He describes the scene as a "chaotic dance" and talks about how cleaning the bobbins would leave his hands bleeding at the end of the day. He eventually transferred to the supply room, where he ordered the parts and supplies needed for the factory, a job he enjoyed much more!
Though the work was hard, Don has fond memories of his friends at the Mill, many of whom were young men around his age. He says his time at the MIll also taught him a lot about people and hard work, and helped him realize how fortunate he is. For him, the MIll job was a stepping stone to his current career.

ps. If you want to know what a factory was like, Don suggests you watch the movie Norma Rae.

"If These Walls Could Talk"
We were recently given the opportunity, along with The Pop-up Project , to interview Darryl and Orene who both lived in the Mill Town community when it was thriving. Here is a tiny glimpse into their stories.

Ms. Orene is 97 years old and worked at the Mill for 35 years! She raised her 7 children while also working at Mill Town. This super hero mother was the primary breadwinner and caregiver for her children, receiving very little support from her alcoholic husband.
“It was tedious and hard work, but I loved it, in large part because of the community I had there.” - Orene A. Mitchell Driggers

Darryl moved to Mill Town at age 4 in 1942. His brother had polio and they needed to be close to the children's hospital. Both parents as well as two of Darryl’s brothers worked at the Mill. He attended the free day care provided by the company and played on the Standard-Coosa-Thatcher youth baseball team.
“Standard-Coosa-Thatcher were great employers. They took care of their people..... Not many companies like that today." - Darryl McDonald

Photographer: .eporter

We are excited to be a part of the Pop-Up Project!
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Collier Construction And The Pop-Up Project Request Community's Help With Plans To Reanimate Historic Standard Coosa Thatcher An officer responded to a bomb threat call at Chattanooga Choo Choo, 1400 Market St. A man reported that a female caller said there was a bomb in the building. The man said the business was not ... (click for more)

https://noogatoday.6amcity.com/chattanooga-new-neighborhood-development-mill-town/

Chattanooga's new neighborhood development, Mill Town - NOOGAtoday Mill towns were once pretty popular across the US. There’s lots of history here, but the abridged version is that large industrial mills were built in cities, subsequently bringing rural workers to the center of town. These companies built residential...

It's happening!

$160 million residential Mill Town planned on abandoned S-C-T factory in East Chattanooga Over the past five years, Chattanooga homebuilder Ethan Collier has successfully redeveloped the site of the former Scholze Tannery into more than 60 new townhomes in the One Hundred South Broad development.

Collier Construction updated their website address.

Collier had the honor of partnering with RoseRock for the development of Julia's Park in Red Bank, TN. The model home at Julia’s Park is open for business! The brand new homes in this neighborhood are ready to rent. If you’ve been looking for a home close to downtown Chattanooga, contact Generation Property Management for a tour!

Introducing, Julia's Park!
Check out the article from The Chattanoogan below!

https://www.chattanoogan.com/2021/3/7/424489/New-Rental-Single-Family-Home.aspx