EPW016715 ENGLAND (1926). Albert Woollen Mills and New Lady House Cotton Mill and environs, Milnrow, 1926

Clod Clough Gate

Newfield Head Farm. Owned by the Bowmer Family.

Butterworth Hall Farm, considered by the last owner to be the site of the original Butterworth Hall as there were large datestones and ugly gargoyle faces all round the building. Was bought with a CPO to make way for the building of Roch Valley High School and later the M62.

Wagon Inn, AKA Back Wagon.

End of Elizabethan Way where it meets the roundabout at the slip road to the M62 Motorway.

The building behind the chimney of Albert Mill is what used to be The Commercial Pub now The Moonspinners.

Now the site of Milnrow Petrol Station

Ladyhouse Farm known as The Nobbs due to the large stone balls on the gateposts.

The Plough Inn at Ladyhouse.

Claylands Head Farm

Wellington Mill

Beehive Coke ovens that were used by Butterworth Hall Colliery

Milnrow Station railway sidings

Hollin Hall

Pennine Drive (site of)

Severn Drive (site of)

Highfield Road

Charles Lane

Albert Street

Cornfield Street

Wellington Street

Moorland Avenue

Albert Mills

New Lady House Mills

Milnrow Cricket Ground on Harbour Lane

Crows Nest Farm

Tunshill Farm

Flash House Farm

Butterworth Hall Mill