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Temple Mill
Key Words :- textile flax spinning weaving mill
Viewing the Site :- Can be viewed from Marshall Street
Address :- Marshall Street, Holbeck, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS11 9YJ
Grid Ref :- SE 29525 32691
Co-ordinates :- Lat 53.789704 , Long -1.553326
Local Authority :- Leeds Council
Pre 1974 County :- Yorkshire - West Riding
Site Status :- Listed - Grade I
Historic England List No - 1375162, 1375166,
Site Condition :- Site disused - but otherwise substantially intact
Site Dates :- 1838 -
Description and History of Site:-
Flax spinning mill, built for John Marshall, designed in Egyptian style by architect Ignatius Bonomi, engineer James Combe, 2 storey office block, with adjacent single storey buildings includes top lit spinning and weaving shed of approximately 2 acres. Later in the 20th Century used as a mail-order dispatch warehouse by Kays until c2005. Currently (2018) plans for reuse are being considered.
Built as flax spinning and weaving mill 1st phase 1838-40, 2nd phase 1840-43. Later in the 20th Century used as a mail-order clothing dispatch warehouse by Kays until c2005. Then various temporary uses until 2009.
Further Reading and References:-
Many references including Pevsner, Buildings of England, West Riding.
Jones, Edgar. 'Industrial Architecture in Britain 1750-1939'. Batsford, 1985
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Grid Ref :- SE 29525 32691
Co-ordinates :- Lat 53.789704 , Long -1.553326
Local Authority :- Leeds Council
Pre 1974 County :- Yorkshire - West Riding
Site Status :- Listed - Grade I
Historic England List No - 1375162, 1375166,
Site Condition :- Site disused - but otherwise substantially intact
Site Dates :- 1838 -
Flax spinning mill, built for John Marshall, designed in Egyptian style by architect Ignatius Bonomi, engineer James Combe, 2 storey office block, with adjacent single storey buildings includes top lit spinning and weaving shed of approximately 2 acres. Later in the 20th Century used as a mail-order dispatch warehouse by Kays until c2005. Currently (2018) plans for reuse are being considered.
Built as flax spinning and weaving mill 1st phase 1838-40, 2nd phase 1840-43. Later in the 20th Century used as a mail-order clothing dispatch warehouse by Kays until c2005. Then various temporary uses until 2009.
Many references including Pevsner, Buildings of England, West Riding.
Jones, Edgar. 'Industrial Architecture in Britain 1750-1939'. Batsford, 1985
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