Centenary Mill was built in 1895 by Horrocks Ltd to celebrate their centenary.
It closed in the 1960s but was converted to 180 flats about ten years ago.
This impressive entrance hall
was originally the engine hall
Which looked like this, apparently
Wednesday, 7 October 2015
Changes
After ten years living aboard Gecko and cruising each year from March - November, we have decided to spend the winter months ashore. To facilitate that we have sold the house we let for holidays in Bath and are looking for a bungalow in Lancashire. In the meantime we are renting a flat in an old cotton mill in Preston.
Centenary Mill was built in 1895 by Horrocks Ltd to celebrate their centenary.
It closed in the 1960s but was converted to 180 flats about ten years ago.
This impressive entrance hall
was originally the engine hall
Which looked like this, apparently
Centenary Mill was built in 1895 by Horrocks Ltd to celebrate their centenary.
It closed in the 1960s but was converted to 180 flats about ten years ago.
This impressive entrance hall
was originally the engine hall
Which looked like this, apparently
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