Philip Sidney Stott
Philip Sidney Stott, 1st Baronet (1858-1937), usually known as Sidney Stott, was an English architect, civil engineer and surveyor.
Born at Wykeham Place Chadderton, Lancashire, the third son of Abraham Henthorn Stott.
He was educated at Oldham High School and then joined the family firm, which had offices in Oldham and Manchester.
1883 Set up his own business, P. S. Stott, specialising in the design of cotton mills. Many of his designs were erected in Lancashire and across the world, especially in India and the Far East.
He benefited from innovations made by his father and Edward Potts, another Oldham architect. His first mill design was for Chadderton Mill in 1885. Sidney Stott designed 22 mills in Oldham and 55 elsewhere in Lancashire.
Later traded as Stott and Sons
List of mills designed by Philip Sidney Stott
- Ace Mill, Chadderton
- Ace Mill, Hollinwood also known as Gorse No. 2 (1914) (use of concrete)
- Acme Mill, Pendlebury (demolished)—the first mill driven solely by electricity
- Algar Mill, Ashton-under-Lyne
- Arrow Vale Mill, Rochdale
- Atlas Mill, Ashton-under-Lyne, for the Ashton Syndicate
- Bolton Textile Mill, Moses Gate
- Briar Mill, Oldham
- Cairo Mill, Oldham
- Canal Mill, Radcliffe
- Cedar Mill, Ashton-under-Lyne, for the Ashton Syndicate
- Chadderton Mill, Oldham (1885)
- Crest Mill, Rochdale (2-storey mill)
- Cromer Ring Mill, Middleton
- Curzon Mill, Ashton-under-Lyne, for the Ashton Syndicate
- Dawn Mill, Oldham
- Dee Mill (1906) (demolished)
- Dukinfield Old Mill, Dukinfield
- Durban Mill, Oldham
- Earl Mill, Oldham
- Empress Mill, Wigan
- Falcon Mill, Oldham (1885)
- Gorse Mill, Oldham (1908)
- Harp Mill, Castleton, Rochdale (doubling mill)
- Heron Mill, Oldham
- Imperial Mill, Blackburn
- Lilac Mill, Shaw, Oldham
- Maple Mill, Oldham Maple No. 1, Oldham (1904); Maple No. 2, Oldham (1915) (use of concrete)
- Marlborough Mill, Failsworth, Oldham, No. 1 Mill & No. 2 Mill
- Minerva Mill, Ashton-under-Lyne, for the Ashton Syndicate
- Mona Mill, Oldham
- Nile Mill, Oldham
- Orb Mill, Oldham
- Osborne Mill, Oldham
- Pear New Mill, Stockport
- Premier Mill, Stalybridge (integrated mill)
- Raven Mill, Chadderton
- Ray Mill, Stalybridge
- Rock Mill, Ashton-under-Lyne, for the Ashton Syndicate
- Rose Mill, Oldham
- Roy Mill, Oldham (1906) (demolished 1981)
- Royton Ring Mill, Oldham (demolished)
- Rye Mill (1905)
- Spur Mill, Reddish (doubling mill)
- Stockfield Mill, Oldham
- Texas Mill, Ashton-under-Lyne, for the Ashton Syndicate
- Tudor Mill, Ashton-under-Lyne, for the Ashton Syndicate
- Victor Mill, Stalybridge