This is my first report so I don't know how well I have done, any tips and advice is welcome and I hope everyone likes my pictures. The actual site was very large lots to explore.
There is very little information online about this building, the information I could find was very sparse on detail. Hope you enjoy anyway
Spotland Bridge Mill is currently listed as a grade 2 building and is a traditional northern cotton mill dating back to 1891. It was built between 1891 and 1895. It was built originally to be used as a cotton mill as where many in the Heywood/Rochdale area in the late 1800s. It closed in the early part of the 1900s. Part of the factory was used again in the 1980s as a Joiners workshop and a rubber factory.
I was abit of a shell and the first few rooms where extremely water damaged. It still had some intresting rooms and many good pictures to be had. I did take alot of pictures but I don't want to over do the report so I will just upload what I think are the best ones.
There is very little information online about this building, the information I could find was very sparse on detail. Hope you enjoy anyway
Spotland Bridge Mill is currently listed as a grade 2 building and is a traditional northern cotton mill dating back to 1891. It was built between 1891 and 1895. It was built originally to be used as a cotton mill as where many in the Heywood/Rochdale area in the late 1800s. It closed in the early part of the 1900s. Part of the factory was used again in the 1980s as a Joiners workshop and a rubber factory.
I was abit of a shell and the first few rooms where extremely water damaged. It still had some intresting rooms and many good pictures to be had. I did take alot of pictures but I don't want to over do the report so I will just upload what I think are the best ones.
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