Lunchtime panorama
Opticians
Barnetby
South Street Pumping Station, Owston Ferry
Bonded oil
McKechnie Brothers
Sutton Bridge
The Buck and Dog
A mixture of styles
Land of the incline
Town centre showroom
Modernist
Down the incline
Dirtness Pumping Station, Belton
Hollywood Park Council School
Bank of Ireland building
English Methodist Church
Hollywood terracotta
Hollywood terracotta
Climbing Mount Washington
Sinclair's
Chert mine
A memory of Tiefa
Whiting mill
A reason for bad language
Retort bench
Burniston limekiln
Saltend Chemicals Park
Womens hostel
Richard Johnson, Clapham & Morris Ltd
Outside looking out
Tuzla
Wilmington swing bridge, River Hull
The face of Crewe
Logging sunset
North Bridge, River Hull
Thoresby Colliery
Crossing the tank
The Pillars of Monaghan
Drypool Bridge
Forge Lane crossing
Power station sunset
Limestone on the narrow gauge
East of Hailar
161 High Street
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Passing Victoria Mill


Boating down the Rochdale Canal at Miles Platting.
Victoria Mill, alongside the Rochdale Cana, was built between 1869 and 1873 to the design of Bolton architect George Woodhouse. The owner was William Holland who moved his business there from Adelphi Mill in Salford. It comprises two symmetrical six-storey cotton spinning mills separated by an engine house and a chimney that rises from a stair tower. After standing empty for a while this Grade II* listed building has now been renovated mainly for office, apartments and an adult learning centre.
Victoria Mill, alongside the Rochdale Cana, was built between 1869 and 1873 to the design of Bolton architect George Woodhouse. The owner was William Holland who moved his business there from Adelphi Mill in Salford. It comprises two symmetrical six-storey cotton spinning mills separated by an engine house and a chimney that rises from a stair tower. After standing empty for a while this Grade II* listed building has now been renovated mainly for office, apartments and an adult learning centre.
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