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Ellenroad Mill was a
cotton spinning mill in Newhey, a
village in the
Milnrow area of Rochdale, England. It was
built as a mule
spinning mill in 1890...
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Industrial Revolution, and is now home to the
Ellenroad Steam Museum - the
engine house of the
former Ellenroad Ring Mill, the rest of
which was demolished...
- The
Ellenroad Ring Mill
Engine is a
preserved stationary steam engine in Newhey,
Greater Manchester, England. It
powered the
Ellenroad Ring Mill from 1917...
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Surviving weavers'
cottages are
among Milnrow's
listed buildings,
while the
Ellenroad Steam Museum operates as an
industrial heritage centre. The
earliest evidence...
- The spring-loaded
Whitehead governor,
patented in 1895, was
widely used on mill
engines (as here at
Ellenroad)....
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Flywheel and rope drum of the
large mill
engines Victoria and
Alexandra at
Ellenroad Mill...
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behalf of King John by
Roger de
Montbegon and
William de Nevill. 1892:
Ellenroad Cotton Mill was
built on the bank of the Beal, and made fine
cotton yarn...
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lineshaft still in situ in old workshops, now in use as
visitor centre Ellenroad Ring Mill — line
shafting from a 6 hp
National oil
engine drives a replica...
- "Victoria &
Alexanda - The
Worlds largest working mill
steam engines".
Ellenroad Engine House.
Archived from the
original on 15
October 2020. Retrieved...
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Bridge railway station Sport and
entertainment Spotland Stadium Demolished Ellenroad Mill
Athletic Grounds,
Rochdale Castleton Cricket Club
Ground Harp Mill...
