Former apprentice house for the Flax Mill c.1812, now mothballed. Historic England is working in partnership with the local authority. Outline planning app…
Former drying stove house and dye house of the flax mill. Outline planning approval was secured for the whole site in 2010, renewed in 2020, Funding has b…
Built c.1810 as part of the mill's expansion; the cast iron frame represents the rapid development of the use of this material in the first decade of the C…
Originally built in c.1799, the cross building was rebuilt in c.1812 after a fire. The cast iron frame represents the rapid development of the use of this …
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