AUSTRALIA  www.continentaleagle.com.au 

Continental Eagle Pty. Ltd. Narrabri NSW Australia click for sales and new enquiries of their services

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        AUSTRALIA   www.niatek.com.au  Click Here

NIATEK specialists in software engineering for industrial process controls. Niatek has expanded its operations to include services  ranging from total plant turnkey solutions to software modifications, commissioning, documentation, support agreements, record management and training.

Niatek P.O. Box 618 Wynnum 4178 / 108 Kingsley Tce   Manly 4179   Brisbane, Australia   Tel. +61 (07) 33961381   Fax. +61 (07) 33484000    Email: GregPascall@niatek.com.au

          The World's Oldest Cotton Gin Factory    Cotton Gin History and Archives

Daniel Pratt History    Prattville, Alabama History

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              H.A.E.R. Historic American Engineering Record / United States National Parks Service

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Continental Eagle Gin Company Recording Project Prattville, Alabama       A short selection of History and Factory Drawings of the Continental Eagle Historic factory buildings (Click on each Drawing and Photo to enlarge) These seven views include a site location drawing,  a view of an 1844 Daniel Pratt Gin, The famous roof trust design of the gin factory, the 1898 Daniel Pratt Factory Arch, and several photos. The full selection is available at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC United States.

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Magnolia Plantation Cotton Gins and Presses Recording Project Natchitoches, Louisiana      The Magnolia Plantation gin house at Natchitoches, Louisiana contains historically significant nineteenth century cotton ginning and pressing equipment. (Continental Gin Company) In particular, it has a rare enclosed, wood-screw cotton press, constructed of massive cypress timbers and structurally integrated into the frame of the building. In addition, the gin house also contains a two-gin stand, a mechanical distributor, separator, condenser and dual- box hydraulic press, examples of some of the most significant technologies shaping southern cotton production in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. (Click on each Drawing and Photo to enlarge)

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 Cotton's Journey Mission
To educate and inform educators and their students of the benefits that the cotton industry provides to the communities that we live in. The general  public has been provided with limited information of the production and origin of their food and fiber supply. The Alaca Company, producer of "Cotton's Journey-A Field Trip In A Box", is dedicated to supporting educators as they teach our next generation about the multi-disciplinary aspects of cotton, and while building a communications bridge between the cotton industry and education.