weaving mill

In a neighbouring building, a weaving mill was being run.

It then became a pottery and later still a weaving mill.

His father was a wealthy owner of a weaving mill.

With starting the carpet weaving mill they offered more products.

It also has a weaving mill from 1863 that is considered a historical monument.

It was a weaving mill in which 400 female prisoners were forced to work.

It is the world's last 19th century steam powered weaving mill.

There was one weaving mill and two flour mills on the river.

Because business was slow, only the one but youngest, Joseph, would remain in the weaving mill.

The old weaving mill once belonged to the Povel factory.

But then the weaving mill nearby was closing and we offered to store the equipment rather than see it thrown out.

His father was a businessman and ran a minor terrycloth weaving mill.

The weaving mill was continued to be operated on by the family of von Hermann.

Employed here for a time in three spinning mills and one cotton weaving mill were 1,500 workers.

It is known for its local weaving mill.

The listed buildings from this period are a parish church, and a cotton weaving mill that later became a working museum.

In the course of the 19th century a hat factory, a weaving mill, and a brewery were founded here.

Nowadays, the old weaving mill is a cultural centre for exhibitions, tourism and concerts.

In 2005 they recorded their third CD and presented it at the old weaving mill.

Or you can get just a full kilt length woven by a boutique weaving mill.

There were formerly bleachworks, a calico-printing works and weaving mill was built in 1906.

This was followed within two years by a steam driven weaving mill in Doncaster with 400 power looms.

In the loft of the weaving mill.

A weaving mill needed yarn suitable for the warp and the weft.

This was a wool carding, spinning and weaving mill.