List of mills in Longdendale and Glossopdale
The mills
All registered in Annals of Glossop.

List of mills in Longdendale and Glossopdale

Section Title: The mills
Table Section Text: All registered in Annals of Glossop.

Name	Owner	Location	Built	Demolished	Served (Years)

Albion Mill	John Gartside and Co.	Hollingworth

Arrowscroft Mill	John Gartside and Co.	Hollingworth, 53°27′43″N 1°59′33″W / 53.4619°N 1.9926°W

Armfield	William Buckley	Arnfield Brook 53°28′27″N 1°58′53″W / 53.4741°N 1.9814°W	1828	20

Notes: submerged

Arnfield Tower

Arundel Street Mill

Barrack The Hope Top Higher Water Wards	Robert Bennett	Shelf Brook	1807	72

Notes: fire

Waterside and Bridge inc. Eleven Bay Mill inc.Garden Mill inc.Nine Holes inc.Crystal Palace inc.Old Corn Mill inc.Chimney Mill inc.Reservoir Mill	Turner and Thornley John and William Sidebottom John Gartside and Co.- purchased 1899	River Etherow, 53°28′08″N 1°58′21″W / 53.4689°N 1.9724°W	1760	1976	135

Boggart	Joseph Lyne	Glossop Brook	1817	201

Notes: Under Edmund Potter became Potters Dinting Vale Printworks

Bottoms Mill Bottom Lodge Mill	John Turner	River Etherow 53°28′13″N 1°57′53″W / 53.4703°N 1.9646°W	1795	1870	75

Notes: Submerged under Bottoms Reservoir

Braddock's Mill Mouse Nest	James Braddock	Padfield Brook	1811	49

Brookside

Bridge End Fulling	4 partners	Glossop Brook	1780	238

Notes: Start of Howardtown Mill

Bridge Field	John Garlick	Gnat Hole Brook	1784	91

Notes: fire

Brookfield Shepley	Samuel Shepley	Glossop Brook	1818

Burymewick	John Shaw	Gnat Hole Brook	1805	213

Bleach Works River Etherow Bleach Works	River Etherow, 53°27′41″N 1°59′11″W / 53.4614°N 1.9863°W

Broadbottom Mills Broad Mills	Joe and George Sidebottom	Broadbottom	1793	225

Bridge	James Sidebottom Tom Harrop	Tintwistle 53°28′08″N 1°58′21″W / 53.4689°N 1.9724°W	1854	1953	45

Notes: Comm. 5 June 1899 fire 1953 derelict

Best Hill Marsland	Kelsall and Marsland	Broadbottom,	1793	225

Bank Bottom	Hadfield

Notes: converted Henry Wyatt 1895

Brown's Bleach Works	Thomas and William Brown	Crowden	before 1846

Bent Meadows Mill	River Etherow Hollingworth

Bankwood Botany	Broadbottom	William Wardlaw

Chadwick

Chew Wood	Rowbottom	Chisworth 53°24′30″N 2°00′52″W / 53.4082°N 2.0145°W	1795	167

Notes: A wool carding and scrubbing mill managed by the Rowbottoms. Mill powered by water from Alma Coal Pit.

Clough

Compstall	Edward and James Andrew Andrew Bruckshaw &Co 1902 Calico Printers Assoc. 1934 Graveside &Co	Etherow	before 1828

Notes: Compstall Lily Waterwheel

Coobes

Charlestown	Charles Hadfield	Gnat Hole Brook	1792	170

Notes: Became John Waltons Closed

Clarke's Mill	William Barber	Padfield Brook	1803

Cross Cliffe	John Newton	Hurst Brook	1782-3	83

Notes: fire

Cowbrook	William Hadfield	Hurst Brook, 53°26′38″N 1°55′56″W / 53.4440°N 1.9323°W	1801	97

Dalton's Print Works Bleaching Co.	River Etherow Hollingworth	before 1816

Dinting Vale Print Works	Joseph Lyne 1825 Edmund Potter	Dinting Vale	1966

Dinting Mill Logwood	Wagstaff Brothers	Glossop Brook	1804-5	209

Notes: Passed to Potters, lower floor dye extraction, upper floors Day School

Gnat Hole (wool)	John Robinson	Gnat Hole Brook	1790	94

Notes:

Hadfield Lodge	Thomas Thornley	Padfield Brook	before 1811

Hawkshead Roofless Starkies	James Starkie	Shelf Brook 53°27′10″N 1°56′07″W / 53.4528°N 1.9353°W	1791

Notes: Isaac Jackson 1905

Holehouse

Hodge Printworks	Samuel Matley 1872 Ledeboer Harry Alister Constable	Broadbottom	1763	190

Hodge Hall Mill Moss Mill Bridge Mill, Broadbottom	Moss Bros. Joseph Beckett	Broadbottom

Howardtown Mills	Wood	Howardtown 53°26′34″N 1°56′32″W / 53.4428°N 1.9422°W	standing

Glossop4817.JPG	Notes:

Hurst Mill	Robert Atherton	Hurst Brook, 53°26′36″N 1°55′38″W / 53.4432°N 1.9271°W	1799–1802

Jumble Mill (wool)	John Robinson	before 1790

Jubilee

Knott's

Lymefield	John Marsland 1872 Edward Platt	Broadbottom 53°26′19″N 2°00′22″W / 53.4385°N 2.0061°W	before 1872	standing

Broadbottom 0444.JPG	Notes:

Longdendale Works	John Walton	River Etherow Woolley Bridge, 53°27′41″N 1°59′01″W / 53.4615°N 1.9835°W

Lower Mill	William Barber	Padfield Brook	1804	59

Mersey Mills Rhodes Bottom Mill	Thomas and Ames Rhodes 1928 Lancashire Cotton Corp.	River Etherow Woolley Bridge, 53°27′40″N 1°59′04″W / 53.4610°N 1.9845°W	1846	89

Mill Town (Wood's Mill)	Thomas Shaw	Glossop Brook	1803	39

-	Notes: fire, Rebuilt as Woods Mill

Millbrook Millbrook House	Sidebottom	Hollingworth Brook	1790	1882	92

Meadow :Silk :Grove	Robert Shepley	Shelf Brook 53°27′00″N 1°56′04″W / 53.4500°N 1.9344°W	1825	Standing	193

-	Notes:

New Water	Robert Bennett	Shelf Brook	1815	58

Notes: Meadow Mills

Old Paper Kidfield	Thomas Turner	Fair Vage Clough Crowden	before 1847

Padfield Brook	Robert Lees	Padfield Brook	1793	7

Primrose	Joseph Hadfield	Gnat Hole Brook	1811	61

Red	Hadfield

Rolfe's Mill	William Sheppard	Shelf Brook	1784	23

Notes: Became cottages

Shepley	John Shepley	Shelf Brook, 53°26′34″N 1°57′15″W / 53.4429°N 1.9541°W	1784-5	62

Shepley Green Vale	Shepley of Charlesworth	Glossop Brook	1784,1810

Station Mill	Thomas and Edward Platt	Hadfield 53°27′44″N 1°57′51″W / 53.4623°N 1.9643°W	1855	134

Notes: Became Wilmans closed 1989

Simmondley

Torside

Notes: submerged

Tintwistle Rhodes Paradise	Thomas Thornley Thomas Rhodes	Etherow Tintwistle 53°28′12″N 1°57′28″W / 53.4699°N 1.9578°W	1770	1870	100

Notes: Submerged 1870

Thread Mill	Benjamin Goodison	Shelf Brook	1789	109

Thornley Mill	John Thornley	Padfield Brook	before 1820

Tip Mill	Bennett Brothers	Gnat Hole Brook	1791	227

Notes: incorporated into Olive and Partington

Turn Lee	William Kershaw Edward Partington	Gnat Hole Brook

Notes: incorporated into Olive and Partington

Valehouse Mill	Robert and John Thornley	River Etherow 53°28′35″N 1°56′51″W / 53.4764°N 1.9475°W	1795	72

Notes: sold for reservoir, and submerged

Warth Mill	Joseph Hallam	Shelf Brook	1784-5	84

Notes: Meadow Mills

Waterloo	Robert Bennett	Shelf Brook	1807	72

Notes: fire

Whitfield	George Roberts	Gnat Hole Brook	1802	216

Wrens Nest	Matthew Ellison	Glossop Brook 53°26′38″N 1°57′30″W / 53.4438°N 1.9583°W	1815	standing	140

Glossop6154.JPG	Notes: A first mill was built here by Lord Howard but sold to the Ellisons. In 1822 Francis Sumner moved to Glossop (his step mother was an Ellison).He built the six storey mill and warehouses.

Waterside	Sidebottom Family	Hadfield, 53°28′00″N 1°58′19″W / 53.4667°N 1.9719°W

White	Padfield Brook, 53°27′51″N 1°58′01″W / 53.4643°N 1.9669°W	1950

Woolley	William & John Robert	Arnfield Brook 53°28′12″N 1°59′09″W / 53.4699°N 1.9857°W	1840	1953	113

Notes: before 1840

Woolley Bridge Lees	Henry Lees	River Etherow 53°27′29″N 1°59′14″W / 53.4581°N 1.9871°W	1825	1925	56

Notes: This was a medium-sized mill built in 1825 for cotton spinning, in the 1840s it employed 200 hands, it became Henry Lees & Son in 1870.

Sentence(s)

Joseph Lyne's Boggart Mill in Glossop, converted it to a printworks under Potter.
Edmund Potter converted Joseph Lyne's Boggart Mill of Glossop to printworks.
Potter converted Joseph Lyne's Boggart Mill to a printworks in Glossop.

final_sentence: Joseph Lyne's Boggart Mill in Glossop, converted it to a printworks under Potter.
final_sentence: Edmund Potter converted Joseph Lyne's Boggart Mill of Glossop to printworks.
final_sentence: Potter converted Joseph Lyne's Boggart Mill to a printworks in Glossop.