roof. His plan also called for a stepped foundation. As built, the dormers were eliminated completely and the remaining windows, except for those in the towers, were all capped with square lintels. A half-basement with square windows replaced the stepped foundation. The overall effect is much more severe than Tefft had intended. See also Cotton Cotton mill Child labor United States technological and industrial history References Thomas Alexander Tefft: American Architecture in Transition, 1845-1860: an exhibition by the Department of Art, Brown University, Providence, RI, 1988, pp. 156–157. External links Cannelton Cotton Mill Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana: Cannelton Cotton Mill Indiana University Lilly Library: Indiana Cotton Mills mss. Perry County, Indiana: The Cannelton Cotton Mill American Civil War sites Buildings and structures in Perry County, Indiana Historic American Engineering Record in Indiana Industrial buildings completed in 1851 Indiana in the American Civil War Industrial history of the United States Industrial buildings and structures on the National Register of Historic Places in Indiana National Historic Landmarks in Indiana Ohio River National Register of Historic Places in Perry County, Indiana Child labor in the United States Cotton mills in the United States 1851 establishments in Indiana