History
Pinched from other reports on here: Milford was named for its river-crossing, on an ancient route from Derby to the Peak district. Jedediah Strutt, a farmer turned hosier, recognised the potential of the site. The Inventor of the Derby rib machine, Strutt owned a Derby silk mill...
Me and rubex took a Tripp to look at this old cotton mill.the mill was built in 1793 on the edge of the river derwent.the mill eventually had its spinning,bleaching and drying areas.with a foundry,gas works and joiners shop.a lot of the original mill was demolished in the fifties and...
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History from -Raz- report, hope you dont mind mate :thumb
Milford was named for its river-crossing, on an ancient route from Derby to the Peak district. The power of the Derwent was used from medieval times to run a corn-mill, dying and fulling mills, and iron and scythe...
Following on from our nocturnal visit HERE, we decided to make another visit in the daylight to get a better feel for the area.
On the team this time was Hood_Mad, Captain slow and myself.
The site.
The main gate.
The guard hut.
Pier to the west of the Depot.
Someone had done a...
On a freezing cold Tuesday evening, I picked up Captain Slow and Dangerous Dave from Tescos and headed off west to Pembrokeshire to visit a site that I've wanted to see for ages.
There's not much history on the internet about this one, so after some digging around, here goes nothing.
Milford...