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There is very little info on this Saw Mill online. All we could find is that it's grade 2 listed and was most likely built at the end of the 19th century. Built from red brick and has a roof of slate and corrugated iron. It has a single storey, and consists of a main block with an outshut at the...

History As suspected for a site as small as this, there isn't to much history to this place, the Corn mill also has a bake house on the left side of the building, both buildings date to the 1800s but the saw mill probably had the most original items. there is also a v shaped weir in between the...

A pair of mid 1800s water-powered mills on either side of the River Teme, part of the Oakly Park Estate. The mills were fed by a V-shaped weir - the mills, weir and bridge over the river are all listed structures. Pictures were taken on a day of sunshine and showers. Starting with the...

The History (Credit to @HughieD ) Situated between Cotton Mill Row, Cotton Street and Alma Street, Sheffield, Falcon works were built in the 1930s for light industrial use after the site was cleared as part of a 1931 Clearance Order. Originally standing three storeys tall, the premises were...

This mill is listed as “an unusually complete example of a C19 timber-framed and weatherboarded estate saw mill believed to retain most of its machinery.” Llwydiarth Saw Mill, Banwy, Powys. I was interested since it was powered by a water turbine (cool things) and I hadn’t seen a saw mill...

I’ve stuck my head in here a few times over the years, but on a sunny September morning I decided to have another look to see if anything much had changed. This report is made up of some recent film shots supplemented with some older phone pics. Entry to the site used to be a bit easier...

Hello all. Did a site today and on the fence was a sign saying "Children keep out. You will be prosecuted" and that's the exact words it said. It so happens that I didn't get caught, but if I had do you think I could had successfully argued with secca or in a court of law that the sign...

Turkey Cat and I, along with a non member decided to do something a little different this Christmas. On boxing day we bundled into Turk's shiny new motor and headed up to Glasgow. It was never going to be a ground-breaking exploring trip, just a casual mooch around some well known sites, some...

Visited this little spot with scottnicklin as my 2nd explore, I enjoyed this site due to the vast amount of old vehicles not some much a shed man but if you can't get enough of a shed this is the place there's tons of them! We spent about 1 hour and half looking around the place, you could do it...

Visited today with Collydog, Was a great explore and so much there to see and its a decent size i would recommend a look to anyone if you are nearby, Cars being the main interest to me. I dont know much information on the place itsself but what i do know it used to be a brickworks yard before a...

Visited with thestig on a very cold, white Yorkshire morning. This was a nice little mooch, with a lot of gems to be uncovered. No history on the mill unfortunately, but on with the pics :) Thanks for looking :thumb

Visited with nic81 on a rather cold day. Like others in the passed i have tried to find info on this place but without any look. As a bit of a car fan i thought this place was worth a looking out. Spent around 90 mins going round.

Saw Mill – Yorkshire – January 2012 History As much as I like to find out my own information; I drew up a huge blank even knowing the name of the owner! All I can add to my plagiarised history from jST and Zer081 is the last bit of paper work I found was dated 2008; but looking at the state...

Wilkinson's Saw Mill, Walkeringham This has hoarderish elements to it, however it seems that it was predominantly a business that produced sawn timber for structure and cladding with storage perhaps as a sideline. There’s a hell of a lot of dry timber that's been stored and just left throughout...

Wilkinson's Saw Mill, Walkeringham Beauty sleep disturbed by a text from jST, I weighed up my options...derping in the cold and wet or spending the day with the MILF like I'd promised to do...no contest, show me the derp! jST's excellent reportage HERE In its later life this was undoubtedly a...

Timber Saw Mill. This has hoarderish elements to it, however it seems that it was predominantly a business that produced sawn timber for structure and cladding with storage perhaps as a sideline. There’s a hell of a lot of dry timber that's been stored and just left throughout all the...

Maine Back Roads and Byways April 2009 I am continually amazed at how many interesting rambling back roads there are in Maine. Even after living here for years I am still finding new ones. About 8 years ago some friends rode their bikes up here from Michigan to go to Laconia NH Bike week...