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Difference between revisions of "Oakfield Mill, Droylsden"

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1896 24,000 spindles.
1896 24,000 spindles.


Engine by [[Wolstenhulmes and Rye]]<ref>'Stott and Sons  Architects of the Lancashire Cotton Mill' by Roger N Holden, Carnegie Publishing, 1998</ref>
Engine by [[Woolstenhulme and Rye]]<ref>'Stott and Sons  Architects of the Lancashire Cotton Mill' by Roger N Holden, Carnegie Publishing, 1998</ref>


Demolished.
Demolished.

Latest revision as of 18:12, 25 May 2022

of Medlock Street, Droylsden

Constructed 1877. Architects: Stott and Sons.

1891 Directory: Listed. More details

1896 24,000 spindles.

Engine by Woolstenhulme and Rye[1]

Demolished.


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Sources of Information

  1. 'Stott and Sons Architects of the Lancashire Cotton Mill' by Roger N Holden, Carnegie Publishing, 1998