The old flour mills of Wirral 1903

The old flour mills of Wirral 1903 #1083383 29th Dec 2021 8:46pm
Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 16,347 Likes: 1 Skid Row _Ste_ OP Wiki Master
OP _Ste_ Wiki Master Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 16,347 Likes: 1 Skid Row	Here we have a full book in PDF format scanned with full photographs which make an interesting read. The old flour mills of Wirral 1903 By E. Mitford Abraham Link Putin khuilo

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Re: The old flour mills of Wirral 1903 _Ste_ #1083453 6th Jan 2022 1:14pm
Joined: Apr 2009 Posts: 706 Isle of Wight bri445 Veteran
bri445 Veteran Joined: Apr 2009 Posts: 706 Isle of Wight	Thanks for a nice find in Industrial Archaeology. It's hard to imagine the River Dibbin being tidal up the valley, almost to the railway tunnel, before Price's and Lever's changed it all. (Bromborough Mills, page 137).

Re: The old flour mills of Wirral 1903 _Ste_ #1083488 11th Jan 2022 10:25am
Joined: May 2011 Posts: 1,034 Greasby Greenwood Forum Guide
Greenwood Forum Guide Joined: May 2011 Posts: 1,034 Greasby	That was fascinating, thank you! Think what a tourist attraction a working mill would be on Wirral, but I think Bidston Mill would take a fortune to renovate and the access probably wouldn't meet modern standards. It's a pity - to see those sails turning on the skyline again would be quite something. I've been inside Llynnon Mill on Anglesey, which I think is the only working mill in Wales, surprisingly; also Tuxford Mill in Nottinghamshire. It's quite an experience, being inside a working windmill.