Description

WITNEY MILL STREET
SP3510 (North side)
5/204 Witney Mill at SP 3545 1037
- II

Blanket mill, c.1820. Squared and coursed limestone with brick walling to gable
ends; stone-coped Welsh-slate roof. 4 storeys; symmetrical 6-window range.
Concrete lintel over plank double doors to left and flat stone arch over central
plank door. Flat stone arches over iron casements. Interior: heavy beans
supported by cast-iron columns. The mill has water powered, and combined the
fulling, weaving and spinning processes under one roof. Shafts and wheels for
belts remain, but mill-wheel has gone. The earliest surviving industrial
building of Richard Early and Sons Ltd. of which it remains a part. Flanking
wings are not of special architectural interest.
(A. Plummer and R.E. Early, "The B1anket Makers").

Listing NGR: SP3545010370

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26508436

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