Todmorden Lower lumb mill.march 2011

[captain cave man]

Very nice day for a stroll in the woods and 2 nice places found by google.

Lower Lumb Mill (Mill Bank/Cotton mill) at Lumb Bridge.

The mill burnt down on 15th October 1864 when was occupied by Heale, Booth & Company.

Saturday, 15th October 1864 Lower Lumb Mill of Heale, Booth & Company burnt down. The fire was discovered just after 2:00 am by a resident, John Mitchell, who immediately gave the alarm. The flames spread so rapidly that nothing could be saved from the stock. The machinery, stock, and walls were destroyed. The estimated damage to the machinery and stock was between £6,000 and £7,000, and to the

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[KingElvis]

I love places like this, nice and thanks for posting it up :-)

I like the exposed water shots :-)