Ruins on downstream side of Paper Mill Bridge
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Ruins on downstream side of Paper Mill Bridge
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 13 Dec 2011
This photograph was taken to show the circular foundations of what was possibly a chimney. This might have belonged to Paper Mill (called Cragg Mill in the 20C) to the left, or Lower Mill (originally called Cragg Mill) to the right. These are both shown on maps as cotton mills, although Paper Mill was presumably a paper mill before its name was changed.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.710173
Longitude
-1.993448