Lower Dens Mill, Dundee
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Image: © Val Vannet Taken: 24 May 2004
Built in the 1830s by the Baxter family, the Lower Dens Mill originally produced linen from imported Baltic flax. When the Crimean War interrupted supplies of flax, the Lower Dens Mill, along with many other linen factories in Dundee, converted to jute manufacture.
