ASMR | Reading About Textile Mill History (Whisper)

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  • Опубликовано: 2 янв 2025
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    In this video, we'll be reading a bit of textile mill history from the early 1900s. I hope you enjoy it. :)
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Комментарии • 20

  • @carolinecrisler859
    @carolinecrisler859 Год назад +9

    My family is from Lancaster, SC. You can still feel the impact of the mill and it’s absence now. This is incredible

  • @DustyHoney
    @DustyHoney Год назад +5

    I honestly really enjoy the potato quality. When the videos are less crisp it feels more relaxed

  • @chrisdecafasmr
    @chrisdecafasmr Год назад +2

    Lo-fi book ASMRs are hands-down my favorite variety

  • @bwriddle6650
    @bwriddle6650 Год назад +3

    This is so nostalgic for me. Plus the whisper makes it so much more special. Our families grew up in the textile mills of Upstate SC. ❤

  • @jilliannnn_
    @jilliannnn_ Год назад +2

    I am from Irmo, SC, and when you go down to the state museum in Columbia, that state museum was actually a cotton mill

  • @lizardbreathh
    @lizardbreathh Год назад +3

    I love these history ones! Thanks Mary!

  • @NightOwlGramma
    @NightOwlGramma Год назад +6

    I love the history ones... it's not my history mind you (I'm Canadian!) but all history is interesting!
    Thank you!

  • @lesleyaltman598
    @lesleyaltman598 Год назад

    I grew up and live in Rockingham NC, we have a few working textile mills here still running! All of my grandparents worked at one, during their heyday there were nearly a dozen in our county actively running! Mill towns have some of the best history and stories! I find this both interesting and relaxing!

  • @gentlegypsyasmr
    @gentlegypsyasmr Год назад +2

    I really enjoy the page flipping videos! Yay!😊❤

  • @Kenzlnwhite
    @Kenzlnwhite Год назад +3

    WOO I needed some new reading tonight. What a Hail Mary. ❤

  • @Kellymlecker
    @Kellymlecker Год назад +1

    As someone living in the Fort Mill/south Charlotte area, I love this so much! 😍

  • @sharktooth64
    @sharktooth64 Год назад +1

    Well done Mary, interesting stuff, great whisper!

  • @melanieadkins4855
    @melanieadkins4855 Год назад

    Mary, I'm so excited for you to come back! Things are very different than before and having you back will make it better.

  • @yellowsubmarine1321
    @yellowsubmarine1321 Год назад +3

    Hi 💋. LOVE the whispers ✌️💖💖💖

  • @Rob-rs2pp
    @Rob-rs2pp Год назад

    I did an article years ago for my college paper about the abandoned silk mill in town.

  • @Fangmarks82
    @Fangmarks82 Год назад

    Lmao!!! I hear "I film on a potato," and all I can think of is "Its the new Microsoft SPUD!" XD

  • @eschsoapy2809
    @eschsoapy2809 Год назад

    also trying to wrap my head around "second hand branch." I laughed too. it's hard to tell when certain texts from this era are changing voice suddenly, like the author felt the need to bend toward a Mark Twainy, country wit (for a single sentence), or if they were just phoning it in. maybe the author was paid by the word? subscribed! must sleep now

  • @Rob-rs2pp
    @Rob-rs2pp Год назад

    😂 second-hand bridge.

  • @chimpachelka4054
    @chimpachelka4054 Год назад

    What does she mean by “a potato “?