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Bath Mill - Messrs Goldie, Wade and Goldie's Mill

Courtesy of Don Morley

Corner of Bath Lane and Sandy Lane
Mansfield
England

A Grade ll listed building. Bath Mill was built in 1792. The mill would have been built here to harness the power of the River Maun. It Produced thread for Nottingham's lace workshops until it was occupied by the hosiery manufacturers Messrs Goldie, Wade and Goldie. It was then unoccupied in the main for many years, and owned by different owners, and in a sad state or repair. Since the photograph seen here was taken, the mill has been vandalised, which involved removal of roof slates, damage to cast iron window frames and loss of internal floors from fires. The mill was sold at auction in London in 2001. An urgent works notice was served on the previous owner by the local authority.

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