Return to Old Glossop Historic Heritage Trail
From the map you can see that this area has always had mills on it.
The first section had a row of cottages along it with the mill pond behind,
One of my first recollections as a child was seeing the residents sat outside these house on their chairs to catch the evening sun in the summers.
Mossy Lea House once owned by Robert Shepley a mill owner stands, now three houses
On the right hand side is a modern factory extension that was built on good farmland with the planners full permission.
However because of their lack in training on colour pollution it has ended up with a multi coloured market stall type roof which is an eyesore that can be seen from the surrounding hills.
Meadow Mill during demolition 1959
Meadow Mills Old Glossop 1960
Shepley Mill
Meadow Mills from Hope St
Meadow Mills from Hope St
Electric supply water wheel Shepley St
Beginning of Mossey Lea
Shepley Street
Meadow Mills from Hope St
Shepley Street map showing mills
Meadowmills letterhead]
Old Glossop Meadow Mills c1895
Old Glossop Wharf Brook
Shepley St houses
Meadow Mills from Hope St Young lass is Mrs Doreen Lomas)
Top end Firth Rixon's
Shepley Street
Waterloo Mill
In keeping industrial paint job
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Mossey Lea House
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