Tower Colliery, Hirwaun
The story of Tower Colliery is one of fighting the system and of great success & local pride. Along with all deep mines, Tower was
Tone Mill, Wellington
First Visited this back in January 2010, one of the best industrial sites I’ve ever visited. Returned again in 2011 to see more of site.
George Barnsley & Sons, Sheffield
George Barnsley & Sons Ltd specialised in tools for shoe makers and leather workers. The building closed around 2004. This was my third visit to
Loxley Congregational Chapel, Sheffield
Built in 1787 and closed in 1993 Loxley Congregational Chapel was known later in life as Loxley United Reformed / Independent Church. The building is
Stanley Royd Asylum Chapel, Wakefield
Second visit to the Stanley Royd Chapel. Something I swore I’d never visit again due to it being one of the most disgusting explores ever!
D & H Mallalieu Ltd – Bailey Mill, Delph
It’s difficult to find anything out about this mill. Due to the vast amount of cotton mills around the area of Oldham I guess they
Holding Bros. Pottery, Oswaldtwistle
A Return visit to one of my favourite little industrial sites in the north west The Broughton Barn Pottery was founded on a large clay
West Park Hospital, Epsom
West Park was the last mental hospital to be developed on the Horton Estate, having been planned since 1906, prior to the opening of neighbouring
Golden Grove, Camarthenshire
Gelli Aur Mansion was rebuilt by the Earl of Cawdor between 1827 and 1832, replacing an earlier Tudor mansion, he house remained in the Cawdor
Cabot Tower, Bristol
Cabot Tower was built between 1896 and 1898 in memory of John Cabot, 400 years after he set sail in the Matthew from Bristol and
Stanley Mill, Kings Stanley
Stanley Mill is grade 1 listed woolen mill located just oustide of the village of Stonehouse. Work started on building the mill in 1812 and
Penallta Colliery, Hengoed
Situated near Hengoed, in 1905 Powell Duffryn began the sinking of Penallta colliery, and had employed 291 men by 1908. The two shafts Nos.1 (downcast)