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60103 Flying Scotsman at Blackburn Road bridge, Ewood Bridge, heading towards Rawtenstall
60103 Flying Scotsman at Blackburn Road bridge, Ewood Bridge, heading towards Rawtenstall
Freight train passing over the "Ski Jump" bridge
Freight train passing over the "Ski Jump" bridge
Castleton railway station, the terminus of the ELR's extension plans
Castleton railway station, the terminus of the ELR's extension plans
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A view of Heywood, towards St Luke's Church
A view of Heywood, towards St Luke's Church
The mill known locally as The Mop Shop. Industrial textile manufacturing was introduced to Heywood in the late 18th century and by 1833, the town had
The mill known locally as The Mop Shop. Industrial textile manufacturing was introduced to Heywood in the late 18th century and by 1833, the town had 27 cotton mills
Following the Industrial Revolution, Heywood became a mill town, its landscape dominated by large brick-built cotton mills. This one is part of the Gr
Following the Industrial Revolution, Heywood became a mill town, its landscape dominated by large brick-built cotton mills. This one is part of the Grade II listed Mutual Mills complex.
St Luke's Church is noted in the area for its beautiful proportions and ornate carvings.
St Luke's Church is noted in the area for its beautiful proportions and ornate carvings.