Exploring water power and cotton spinning at Helmshore Textile Museum
So much to see and do at Helmshore Textile Mills Museum last Friday (10th Nov) when children from Brabin’s and
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So much to see and do at Helmshore Textile Mills Museum last Friday (10th Nov) when children from Brabin’s and
Read moreExtracts from the first large scale map of the Chipping area made by the Ordnance Survey. Sheet XLVI.. Surveyed in
Read moreChildren from Brabin’s and St Mary’s enjoyed an intriguing afternoon with hand spinners Natalie and Pam. Children learnt about the
Read moreJohn Wells tells the story about how he came upon an original bobbin from Kirk Mill’s cotton-spinning days
Read moreOwner, sixth cotton-spinning mill Read More List of Kirk Mill owners
Read moreOwner, fifth cotton-spinning company The censuses of 1841 and 1851 show John Evans cotton spinner, widower, (born Chelsea) living with
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Read moreOwner, second cotton spinning company Read More List of Kirk Mill owners
Read moreOwner, second cotton-spinning company Read More List of Kirk Mill owners
Read moreAuction of first cotton spinning company Newspaper article – Preston Chronicle
Read moreRichard Arkwright was born in Preston on 23rd December, 1732, and was arguably one of the key architects of the
Read moreAccording to Chris Aspin, first references to a cotton venture at Kirk Mill can be found in the Wapentake of
Read moreWilliam Barrow, together with Richard Salisbury, Hugh Stirrup, Willam Carr and John Shakeshaft bought the water corn mill from Richard Dilworth on
Read moreRichard Salisbury, together with Hugh Stirrup, Willam Carr, John Shakeshaft and William Barrow, bought the water corn mill from Richard Dilworth
Read moreHugh Stirrup, originally a merchant from London, together with Richard Salisbury, of Chipping William Barrow, of Lancaster Willam Carr of Scorton and John
Read moreRichard Dilworth sold the water corn mill on 2nd February, 1785, to Hugh Stirrup, Richard Salisbury, William Barrow, Willam Carr
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