5 Division St
Warwick, RI 02818

The Greenwich Mills Complex includes four building that are intact examples of early twentieth century industrial design with their own individual activity and contain some ties to notable industrial companies that employed many residents of East Greenwich and Warwick. Historically, the mill is bounded by Greene Street, Duane Street, Division Street, and the New York, New Haven, and Hartford railroad tracks.The Greenwich Mills has been part of the East Greenwichs Hill and Harbor district since the late 1800s. Built at the height of the regions industrial might, the complex was originally erected to support the textile production and distribution that was home to Rhode Island. As the decades passed, the mill experienced various changes of use, at once becoming a machine fitting fabrication center, later becoming a hub of the Textron companies. The mill mirrors the type of heavy timber and masonry construction that was the staple of industrial construction at the turn of the 19th century and is so widely sought after today. Located within steps of Greenwich Bay and the old town New England ambiance of downtown East Greenwich, the complex has endless potential for all ty