Ostentatious!
Tucked away, just off the town centre, this former temple of indsutry belonging to Brough Nicholson and Hall (silk weavers) was built in 1865 as part of the development of the area encompassing numerous mills (York Mill can be seen in the background).
Designed by William Sugden of Sugden and Son architects, the mill sits on the junction of Cross Street and Well Street, close to Fountain Street in Leek in the Staffordshire Moorlands.
This grade II listed building is now occupied by various businesses including Qarma Restaurant and offices for the John Munroe Group.
Ostentatious!
Tucked away, just off the town centre, this former temple of indsutry belonging to Brough Nicholson and Hall (silk weavers) was built in 1865 as part of the development of the area encompassing numerous mills (York Mill can be seen in the background).
Designed by William Sugden of Sugden and Son architects, the mill sits on the junction of Cross Street and Well Street, close to Fountain Street in Leek in the Staffordshire Moorlands.
This grade II listed building is now occupied by various businesses including Qarma Restaurant and offices for the John Munroe Group.