EAW008871 ENGLAND (1947). Manor Woollen Mills and the town, Yeadon, 1947
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Title | [EAW008871] Manor Woollen Mills and the town, Yeadon, 1947 |
Reference | EAW008871 |
Date | 9-August-1947 |
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Place name | YEADON |
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Country | ENGLAND |
Easting / Northing | 420590, 441200 |
Longitude / Latitude | -1.6868574822523, 53.866398041015 |
National Grid Reference | SE206412 |
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Manor Woollen Mills, Yeadon, Leeds.
The mill dated from 1862, when it was built by Edward and Thomas Bolton, James Ives rented the property from 1865. It was the first mill in Yeadon to use a power loom. Now demolished and the area is used as a leisure centre.
(Photographs taken in 1969 show the vairous mill engines in good condition).
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