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Oswaldtwistle AGM, 22 to 23 August 2009
» Saturday afternoon at Queen Street Mill Burnley
Photographs by Mel Irwin (MI) and Michael Dalton (MD)
Queen Street Mill, near Burnley, 22 August 2009 (MD)
The very tall chimney still stands today (MD)
Delegates look at books and other items for sale (MD)
Delegates view the weaving machines............ (MD)
....there are 380 of them under one roof............. (MD)
........our guide demonstrates how it all works........ (MD)
......while delegates watch - the noise is amazing and ear protectors are recommended. (MD)
Upstairs we visit the engine room................ (MD)
.....and see the steam engine that drives the whole mill. (MD)
Our “Old Git” – Howard J Dalton (MI)
Delegates browsing goods in the Entrance to Queen Street Mill (MI)
Delegates looking at possible purchases prior to a cup of tea (MI)
John and Sheila looking at the Jacquard Loom (MI)
A Jacquard Loom (MI)
At the Queen Street Mill (MI)
At the Queen Street Mill (MI)
Delegates intent on listening despite the noise (MI)
Delegates listening to John (MI)
Who are you calling a dummy!! (MI)
At the Queen Street Mill (MI)
There are 380 machines on this floor (MI)
Delegates watching operations (MI)
Belts to drive the machines (MI)
Our guide operating one of the working machines (MI)
Our guide operating one of the working machines (MI)
The weaving line!! (MI)
At the Queen Street Mill (MI)
At the Queen Street Mill (MI)
At the Queen Street Mill (MI)
At the Queen Street Mill (MI)
Geoffrey Dalton in the engine room (MI)
At the Queen Street Mill (MI)
At the Queen Street Mill (MI)
This steam engine powers the whole mill (MI)
Delegates listening intently (MI)
One of the guides talking to a group of our delegates (MI)
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