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| Ellenroad Engine House has the only fully-working cotton mill engine with its original steam-raising plant. Here you can see the 3,000 horsepower Victoria and Alexandra (1892), a coal-fired Lancashire boiler and other machines, like the Whitelees beam engine, still working after more than 160 years! |
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Ellenroad Mill (20th century) |