Glossop’s Lost Mills – Part 10b
Old Glossop – The Waterloo Mills According to legend, John Wood was penniless when he came to Glossop to seek his fortune in the mills.
Old Glossop – The Waterloo Mills According to legend, John Wood was penniless when he came to Glossop to seek his fortune in the mills.
Location: Whitfield Cross, Whitfield Date: 18th Century; adapted in mid 19th Century Grade II listed: 27 Jan 1978, listing no. 1384307 Authority responsible for the
Location: Station Road / Railway Street, Hadfield Donor: Edward Platt Architect: Mr R. G. Hawke of Glossop Builders: Messrs C. Garside and Sons. Roof tiling
Location: Howard Street, Glossop Builder: Messrs E. Marshall & Sons of Ashton Date Opened: Tuesday 23 November 1937 Owner: H. M. Government (1937-Present) Depression in
Location: Talbot Street / Fauvel Road, Glossop Donors: Herbert Rhodes and Edward Partington. The land was donated by Lord Howard of Glossop. Architect: Frederick Bennett
Location: Railway Street, Glossop Opened: 1850 by the Rechabite Club Owners: Rechabite Club/Temperance (1850-1879), Glossop Liberal Association (1879-c.1916), Glossop Labour Club (c.1916-1948), Mentors, MacArthur Beatie,
Location: Old Cross, Old Glossop Grade II Listed Owner: Manor of Glossop – 15th Century-1925 (Abbot and Monks of Basingwerk, Talbot Family, Howard Family [Dukes
An article written by Roger Hargreaves in celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the Snake Pass, 23 August 2021. In the Industrial Revolution the cotton
Location: Howard Park, Glossop Donor: Samuel and Anne Kershaw Wood on land donated by Lord Howard of Glossop Architect: Mills and Murgatroyd, Manchester Builder: Samuel
Location: Hadfield Road / Railway Street / Stanyforth Street / Church Street Donor: Public subscription in memory of Rev A. C. M. White Date opened: