Nothing epic, but well worth the effort
visited solo & then with @catbalou .
Low hall mills along with temple works was a former flax mill,
which opened in 1874 although parts of the building trace back to an earlier mill built in 1792.
The words Low Hall Mills & 1874, are inscripted on the facade.
The flax mill was owned by Marshall & sons, founded by the industrialist John Marshall which ceased operating in 1886
then became owned by John Whitehead & used as a wool & cloth mill for over a century.
Then became owned by Selby plumber merchants, the letters s p m are inscripted on the gates.
The front of the works are currently used by Peter Cassidy,
while the rear of the works remains empty & unused.
mill no. 1
street level
1st
2nd
hoist
mill no. 2
street level
1st
cont.
visited solo & then with @catbalou .
Low hall mills along with temple works was a former flax mill,
which opened in 1874 although parts of the building trace back to an earlier mill built in 1792.
The words Low Hall Mills & 1874, are inscripted on the facade.
The flax mill was owned by Marshall & sons, founded by the industrialist John Marshall which ceased operating in 1886
then became owned by John Whitehead & used as a wool & cloth mill for over a century.
Then became owned by Selby plumber merchants, the letters s p m are inscripted on the gates.
The front of the works are currently used by Peter Cassidy,
while the rear of the works remains empty & unused.
mill no. 1
street level
1st
2nd
hoist
mill no. 2
street level
1st
cont.
Love the pictures and the report.
