Posted on 4th February 2017 / 449
Site Type : Industrial Heritage Sites / Seed Page
Category : Engines / Engines / Stationary Engines / Textile Manufacture / Textile Manufacture / Textile Mill
Location : England / North West England / England / North West England / Lancashire / England

A horizontal cross compound mill engine by W&J Yates, dating from 1887 and used to power a cotton mill. It worked until 1979, making it one of the last steam-powered mills in Burnley to close.

Look out for possible openings on the Heritage Open Days website – HERE!

 

Wiseman Street, Burnley, Lancashire, BB11 1RU

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Oak Mount Mill Engine House

A horizontal cross compound mill engine by W&J Yates, dating from 1887 and used to power a cotton mill. It worked until 1979, making it one of the last steam-powered mills in Burnley to close.

Look out for possible openings on the Heritage Open Days website – HERE!

 

Wiseman Street, Burnley, Lancashire, BB11 1RU

This is just a seed page! Please add to the info to help it grow!

Oak Mount Mill Engine House
Site Type : Industrial Heritage Sites / Seed Page
Category : Engines / Engines / Stationary Engines / Textile Manufacture / Textile Manufacture / Textile Mill
Location : England / North West England / England / North West England / Lancashire / England
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