Wednesday, 26 May 2010

Bank Mill, Oldham

Visited By Ojay.


Can't find much history on this one, except to say it was built in 1865 as an extension to New Earth Mill. The main mill burnt down in 1894, but this portion remained in production until 1924, when it was re-built, using the existing foundations, and with an additional storey. Subsequently renamed Bank and used for doubling by Oldham Ring Dounling Co. until 1981.

A 3 storey building used for the manufacture of textiles, and more recently as engineering leading upto it's closure.

The condition was very poor tbh, however still worthy of a mooch and a few piccy's whilst passing through the area one day last week.

Oh yeah, and it's well and truly in the Ghetto this place.

Ground Floor




Lift to all floors




Stairs down to the basement


Basement





Toilets


Stairs to top floor


Top Floor




Hoist




In case of fire.....Prob safer to jump (LOL).




Outta here


Thanks for looking

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