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English: Cheesden Lumb Mill, Lancashire This former woollen mill was built in 1786, just below the confluence of Cheesden Brook and Kilgate Brook. At first it was a fulling mill, but it later extended its activities to include carding, bleaching and dyeing. However it later changed to spinning cotton waste, and ended up producing lamp wicks. The mill closed around 1898 and was abandoned. According to my father the roof still remained in about 1920, but it is seen here in 1952. However, since that time, much of what is seen here has disappeared - probably stone thieves are to blame for this.
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Author Dr Neil Clifton
Camera location53° 38′ 34.47″ N, 2° 16′ 09.14″ W  Heading=0° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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Cheesden Lumb Mill, Lancashire

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9 April 1952

53°38'34.469"N, 2°16'9.142"W

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