- Queen Street Mill is a former weaving mill in Harle Syke, a suburb to the north-east of Burnley, Lancashire, that is a Grade I listed building.
- Queen Street Mill is located in Harle Syke, Briercliffe, around 2 miles north east of Burnley town centre.
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- I love that you have taken a piece of Queen Street back to your home (Those cord pulls are very nice!), it means a lot that you thought so highly of your visit.
- Queen Street Mill is a Grade 1-listed cotton weaving mill in the village of Harle Syke, about three miles outside of Burnley in Lancashire.
- The last surviving 19th century steam-powered weaving mill – relive the days when cotton was king and see the magnificent steam engine…
- With rows of steam driven looms and its authentic atmosphere the weaving shed at Queen Street Mill has featured in films, such as The King's Speech, Peterloo and...
- Queen Street Mill is a different industrial story, a weaving shed built in 1896 and operated by the Queen Street Manufacturing Company until closure in 1982...
- Queen Street Mill is quite unassuming when you arrive, except for the extraordinarily tall chimney (it is actually Grade 1 listed!).
- Queen Street Mill is described by the Lancashire Museums Service as 'the world's only surviving C19 steam powered weaving mill' and is recognised as the most...
- The museum demonstrates both Queen Street Mill's original machines, as well as other textile machines - including ones that produce blue and white shirting...
- Culture minister Ed Vaizey said: “Queen Street Mill in Burnley is the epitome of a time when cotton production in Lancashire was Britain’s principal source of...
- Queen Street Mill is a Grade I listed building in Harle Syke, a suburb to the north-east of Burnley, Lancashire.
- Lancashire Museums on X: Did you know that Queen Street Mill was one of @Tripadvisors Travellers Choice venues in 2023...