Daisyfield Mill, Blackburn
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Image: © Martin Clark Taken: Unknown
Daisyfield Cornmill, once known as Appleby's Flour Mill, stands alongside the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, to the east of Blackburn. Built in the 1870s, corn could be hoisted up from the towing path and into the doorways on the upper floors. It has been converted into office units and is now known as Daisyfield Mill.
