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of Sackville Street, Manchester. | of Zara Street (later renamed Sackville Street), Manchester. | ||
1851 Adshead's map shows the 'Imperial Patent Wadding Co's Mill' as a long narrow building, approx 150 by 25ft, on the eastern bank of the [[River Medlock]], behind a row of houses on Zara Street (later renamed Sackville Street). Immediately north was the very small chemical works of E. (Elijah?) Hamnett, whose building measured approx 30 by 15ft. The wadding mill is not shown on the 1849 O.S. map, but the firm was advertising their products as being produced at Zara Street from January 1849. | |||
1891 Directory: Listed. [[1891 Cotton Mills in Manchester and Salford|More details]]. | 1891 Directory: Listed. [[1891 Cotton Mills in Manchester and Salford|More details]]. | ||
The 1915/1922 O.S. map shows no apparent change to the premises from 1849. | |||
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of Zara Street (later renamed Sackville Street), Manchester.
1851 Adshead's map shows the 'Imperial Patent Wadding Co's Mill' as a long narrow building, approx 150 by 25ft, on the eastern bank of the River Medlock, behind a row of houses on Zara Street (later renamed Sackville Street). Immediately north was the very small chemical works of E. (Elijah?) Hamnett, whose building measured approx 30 by 15ft. The wadding mill is not shown on the 1849 O.S. map, but the firm was advertising their products as being produced at Zara Street from January 1849.
1891 Directory: Listed. More details.
The 1915/1922 O.S. map shows no apparent change to the premises from 1849.
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