Ledgard Bridge Mills, Mirfield
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Ledgard Bridge Mills, Mirfield
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 21 Dec 2021
The former woollen mill was converted to apartments some time before 2010, judging by other photos on this site. The southern end seems to have been totally rebuilt. Ledgard Bridge Mill is the name on old maps, but Image shows it in 1980 when it bore the name Lyles. There may be a connection between the Ledgard after whom the bridge and mill were named, and the family of that name in Leeds (brewers and bus operators), but a brief online search didn't establish that.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.671499
Longitude
-1.69648