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Working cotton mills uk
Welcome to Quarry Bank Mill and Styal Estate - a National Trust ...The National Trust presents one of the first generation of water-powered cotton spinning mills, which is still a working mill. Includes history, tours ...
http://www.quarrybankmill.org.uk...
Welcome to the Manufacturing Forum: Large working cotton mill engineI recently visited a preserved 3000 HP cotton mill engine, said to be the largest working mill engine in the world, at Ellenroad in Lancashire. ...
http://www.practicalmachinist.com/ubb/ul...
Most of the Cotton Mill chimneys seem to have been pulled down by one Mister Fred Dibner, Steeple Jack, a few years back. So my guess is that there are no longer any fully working cotton mills as such.
The first website above is of a water powered mill owned by the National Trust who describe it as a 'working mill'. I assume by that they mean it makes cotton fabric which is sold in the market. If this is not the case, then I do not classify it as a working mill. Wheels turning do not equal work and production and profits and labour etc.
Life in a cotton mill AUTHOR David Wray is one of a dying breed - a man who knows what it was like to work in the wheelgate of a cotton-spinning mill. ...
http://www.cottontimes.co.uk/wheelgateo.
Child Labour Working Hours · Workhouse Children ... Wages in Cotton Mills · Ages in Cotton Mills ... http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk... ...
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/irc...
One of Hollywood's highest paid stars of the 1930s, Gracie Fields, started life as a cotton mill worker when she was still a child. School int'morning and mill int'afternoon, as she would have said.
Gracie Fields - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaAn in depth look at the amazing Gracie Fields; Gracie Fields: A Biography by Joan Moules; Gracie Fields by David Bret; "Gracie Fields" by Jeffrey Richards ...
http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/gracie_...
no - it's a cottage industry now.
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