Situated on the west side of Mill Lane, this pretty row of houses with small front gardens would probably have been lived in by mill workers. The construction date of the row is unknown, however it is the late 18th…
1, 1a and 3 Angel Street, Worcester
In the centre of the historic town of Worcester, these three shops (originally houses) now look unsightly and dejected. They are all standing empty. They date from the 18th century though they have been subsequently altered – the shop fronts…
1, 2 and 3 Lea Road, Lea Mills, Matlock
Lea Mills in Matlock has been in continuous textile production since the end of the eighteenth century. The original mill was built on the site in 1783 and still stands there surrrounded by later buildings. The site is now part…
Coalbrookdale is located alongside Ironbridge in the dramatic gorge cut by the River Severn and the valley of a little brook coming down from the north. Their names suggest the important role that these little villages played in turning England…
1-2 Mill Terrace, Chartham, Kent
This row of mill workers’ cottages were built in around 1890 just outside the paper factory located on the banks of the River Stour in Chartham. They look out on to the river at the front and there is open…
