A factory where aluminium is thinned by rolling to produce aluminium foil, sheet or plate.

A mill used for stripping the bark from cut tree trunks.

A factory producing bobbins for use in the textile industry.

A mill for grinding or crushing bones, in the process of making bone china, for example.

A building containing a machine tool for boring out large cylindrical holes in items such as steam engine cylinders, pump barrels, etc.

A textile mill producing calico, coarse cotton.

A workshop where hand-operated carding engines and hand jennies are used to spin yarn for handloom weavers.

A factory where carpets are manufactured.

A water mill in which the mill wheel is set horizontally within the water channel, and turns a mill stone directly without the use of gears.

A site where cold strip steel is rolled into coils.

A mill where grain is ground to produce flour.

Usually a cotton spinning factory, although some mills have weaving sheds attached, in which case the end product is completed cloth, not yarn only.

A mill in which pairs of curved timbers form a bowed A-frame to support the roof independently of the walls.

A building containing mechanically powered crushers or rollers.

A treadwheel using a donkey as motive power. Usually found in association with wells.

A building or complex of buildings where textiles and textile products are embroidered.

A mill where farina is produced for human consumption.

A building or site for the manufacture of animal feed.

A mill where flax is processed to make linen, thread and yarn.

A mill for crushing flint. Crushed flint was used as a source of silica for the manufacture of pottery glazes.

A factory where flour is produced for use in food products.

A mill for beating and cleaning cloth, using soap or fullers' earth.

An industrial unit, usually situated in a city or town, concerned with the manufacture of gas from sources including coal, oil and calcium carbide (acetylene), for use as fuel by industrial or domestic consumers.

A mill where grain is ground to produce flour.

A grain mill used to grind portions of grain brought in by individual customers.

A site used for the manufacture of gunpowder.

A mill where textiles are woven using a handloom.

A factory where hemp, the woody stalk of the hemp plant, used for the making of coarse cloth and cordage, was processed.

A water mill in which the mill wheel is set horizontally within the water channel, and turns a mill stone directly without the use of gears.

A factory or works housing machinery used to produce stockings and socks, using mechanized knitting processes.

A factory where jute (plant fibres), was used to make products such as hessian, sacking, cordage and backing materials for carpet and linoleum.

A factory where lace is manufactured.

A factory for the manufacture of leather goods, such as shoes, saddles, etc. Use TANNERY for the manufacture of leather.

A mill where flax fibres were woven into linen cloth.

A mill where flax fibres were woven into linen cloth.

A mill where grain is ground to produce flour.

A factory used for processing raw materials. Use more specific term where known.

A dam constructed across a stream to raise its water-level and make it available to power a mill wheel.

The residence of a miller, often attached to a mill, brewery or distillery.

The area of water retained behind a mill dam for driving a mill.

The residence of a miller, often attached to a mill, brewery or distillery.

A site where millstones have been quarried. Circular depressions may be visible, along with unfinished or broken millstones.

A workshop where industrial machinery and equipment is repaired and maintained.

A workshop where industrial machinery and equipment is repaired and maintained.

A factory where fruit and seed oil is produced by an oil press.

A building or buildings used for the production of paints, varnishes, colours and distemper. Use also for the manufacture of ink.

A factory where paper is made.

A mill for beating and cleaning cloth, using soap or fullers' earth.

A type of windmill mounted on a post so that it can rotate into the wind.

A mill where potatoes are turned into flour for human consumption.

A building or site for the manufacture of animal feed.

A windmill used to drive a pump.

A factory where rice is processed.

A factory for processing rubber or manufacturing rubber goods, such as tyres, expansion joints, seals etc.

A factory in which logs are converted to timber by running them through a series of saws.

A factory in which logs are converted to timber by running them through a series of saws.

A mill with machinery used to cut slabs of metal into rods, or thin sections, for use in nail making or wire drawing.

A factory where tobacco is ground to form snuff.

A factory in which raw fibres are spun into yarn or thread. Many separate processes are required to achieve this.

Building or structure housing a form of ore crushing device associated with tin mines.

A mill used for the extraction and processing of starch.

A steam-powered factory.

Any factory used for the manufacture of textiles.

A factory where thread is spun from cotton, silk and other materials.

A mill which contains machinery for separating grain from chaff.

A type of WATERMILL, powered by retaining seawater at high tide and releasing it at low tide via a water wheel.

A type of WATERMILL, powered by retaining seawater at high tide and releasing it at low tide via a water wheel.

A mill used to process raw timber.

A mill used for the processing of tin ore by razing, stamping or smelting.

A windmill with a rotating cap containing the windshaft, and a stationary body in the form of a tower.

A structure for producing power through a rotary motion achieved by the weight of people or animals treading on a succession of moving steps or a belt that forms a kind of continuous path.

A factory where tweed, a twilled woollen fabric, is manufactured.

A mill in which the machinery is driven by water power.

A mill for beating and cleaning cloth, using soap or fullers' earth.

A factory, incorporating power driven machinery from the late 18th century, where cloth was manufactured from threads interlaced at right angles to each other in a loom.

A mill used to crush whins (gorse) for animal fodder.

A tower-like structure of wood or brick with a wooden cap and sails which are driven around by the wind producing power to work the internal machinery. Use with product type where known.

A windmill with a rotating cap containing the windshaft, and a stationary body in the form of a tower.

A factory where metal wire is manufactured.

A factory where short wool was spun into woollen yarn to produce cloth.

A factory where worsted, a well-twisted woollen yarn made from long staple wool and used in the manufacture of suits and other garments, is produced.

A factory where worsted, a well-twisted woollen yarn made from long staple wool and used in the manufacture of suits and other garments, is produced.