This list of mills in Bolton lists textile factories which existed at one time or another in the Borough of Bolton, Greater Manchester, England.

From the Industrial Revolution until the 20th century, Bolton was a major centre of textile manufacture, particularly cotton spinning. During this period, Bolton was dominated by large rectangular brick-built factories, many of which still remain today as warehouses or converted for residential or retail use. In 1929 there were 247 cotton mills in the borough and in 2009 a study revealed that 108 had survived in some form.^[1] The others had been totally demolished and their sites used for other purposes.

163 mills are listed below according to the Bolton ward in which they stand or once stood. The great majority of the premises listed represent spinning mills, the remainder weaving sheds.

Astley Bridge

Name	Architect	Location	Built	Demolished	Served (Years)
Astley Bridge Mill (Holden Mill)[3]	Bradshaw, Gass and Hope	Hill Cot Rd 53°36′22″N 2°25′50″W / 53.6060°N 2.4305°W / 53.6060; -2.4305 ("Astley Bridge Mill")	1926	In use
	Notes: John Holden's Mill. Last cotton mill to be built in England. Grade II listed building[2] 1985– Converted to apartments
Britannia Mill, Canning St[4]		Canning St		<1891
	Notes: 1882-Bamber and Foy + Turner and Ramwell Replaced by North End Mill
Hesketh's Spinning Mills (New Mills)[5]		Canning St	c.1866	1870s
	Notes: 1884-John Stones and Co, New Mills, Astley Bridge 1900-T M Hesketh and Sons Ltd 1925-T M Hesketh and Sons Ltd 1950-T M Hesketh and Sons (Crosses and Heatons Ltd) 1970s Asda
Hillfold Mills[6]		Belmont Rd	1865		159
	Notes: 1884-Samuel Hollins and Co Ltd 1900-W A Openshaw 1923–1924 Mill No 3 built 1925-W A Openshaw Ltd 1985-Mechanical Services (trailer engineers) Ltd
Holland St Mill (New Mill)[7]		Holland St	1868	demolished
	Notes: 1884-John Ashworth 1900-John Ashworth Ltd c.1960 Closed as cotton mill
Holly Mills[8]		Holly St	c.1925
	Notes: 1925-Hill, Davidson and Co Ltd 1985-Dorma (Hill Davidson Branch) Vantona Group
New Eagley Mills[9]		Ashworth Lane	1803	<1985
	Notes: 1803-John and Edmund Ashworth 1818-Henry Ashworth 1821–1853 Henry and Edmund Ashworth 1854-Henry Ashworth and Sons 1880-closed as spinning mill 1884-H Ashworth and Sons 1891-Henry Ashworth and Sons, 1200 looms 1949-Weaving shed closed Riding School
North End Mill (Canning St Mill No 1,2,3,4) [10]		Canning St/All Souls St	1891	<1971
	Notes: Built on site of Brittania Mill No1 and Spring Mill 1900-North End Spinning Co Ltd, Blackburn Rd 1925-North End Spinning Co Ltd, Blackburn Rd and Tippinges Rd (North End Mill No 2) 1950-North End Spinning Co Ltd, Blackburn Rd and Tippinges Rd (North End Mill No 2, Crosses and Heatons Ltd) c.1960 Canning St No 2,3 and 4 Mill closed 1971 Canning St 1 closed 1985 Site re-developed for housing
Spring Mill		Blackburn Rd
	Notes: 1871- Bamber and Mallett Replaced by North End Mill

Breightmet

Bromley Cross

Name	Architect	Location	Built	Demolished	Served (Years)
Bridge Mill		Threadfold Way, Eagley 53°36′49″N 2°25′36″W / 53.6137°N 2.4266°W / 53.6137; -2.4266 ("Bridge Mill")	late 18th century	in use
	Notes: Grade II listed building[13] Converted to residential use
Eagley Mills (No 2 (Valley Mill), No 3 (Brook Mill))[16]	Bradshaw Gass and Hope	Threadfold Way, Eagley 53°36′51″N 2°25′37″W / 53.6141°N 2.427°W / 53.6141; -2.427 ("Eagley Mill")	1887	In use
	Notes: Grade II listed buildings (Valley Mill [14] and Brook Mill [15] separately) 1796-John Wakefield 1820-James Chadwick and Brother 1871-Brook Mill built 1881-Valley Mill built 1886-Brook Mill damaged by fire 1887-Brook Mill rebuilt 1894-Mill No 1 built 1896-James Chadwick and Brother Ltd 1950-James Chadwick and Brother Ltd + United Thread Mills Ltd (J & P Coats Ltd) 1972-Closed down 2001–03 Converted to flats as Valley Mill (nearest in picture) and Brook Mill Engine: 800hp single cylinder engine by Hick Hargreaves, 1884
Egerton Mills (Deakins Mill)[17]		Off Blackburn Rd, Egerton 53°37′35″N 2°26′36″W / 53.6264°N 2.4432°W / 53.6264; -2.4432 ("Deakins Mill")	c.1826	in use
	Notes: 1826-Philip Novelli (with designer Johann Georg Bodmer) 1830–1853 Henry and Edmund Ashworth 1854 Edmund Ashworth and Sons 1880-Old mill destroyed by fire 1891-62,900 spindles 1925 Deakins Ltd 1950 Deakins Ltd + Kohorn Bookcloth Ltd
Wellington Mill		Turton Bottoms
	Notes: 1871-Booth and Duckworth

Crompton

Name	Architect	Location	Built	Demolished	Served (Years)
Albert Mills 1,2 [18]		No 1 Higher Bridge St, No 2 Slater St/ Princess St	1851		173
	Notes: 1891 together with Egyptian, Prospect, Cobden and Longlands Mills, Walmersley: Barlow and Jones, 210,000 spindles and 1,300 looms
Alexandra Mill[19]		Wolfenden St	1862	1982	120
	Notes: 1871-Butler and Murton
Bradshawfield Mill[20]		Dean St/Kay St	c.1900	c.1985
	Notes: Jabez Johnson, Hodgkinson and Pearson Ltd
Bridge St Mill, Bridge St[21]		Bridge St	c.1820
	Notes: 1820s-Messrs Bolling's 1857-Bolling and Slade (spinners) 1871-Gooden and Fogg 1884-James Fogg
Brookfield Mill (Dowling's Mill)[22]		Handel St 53°35′41″N 2°26′41″W / 53.5947°N 2.4446°W / 53.5947; -2.4446 ("Falcon Mill")		1905
	Notes: 1891-William Dowling and Co, 18,000 spindles 1905-Burnt down and replaced by Falcon Mill
Bullock St Mill[23]		former Bullock St, off Folds Rd	c.1884	<1985
	Notes: 1884-Brown and Fallows (cotton doublers)
Churchgate Mill[24]		Churchgate	c.1857
	Notes: 1857-Churchgate Mill Co (weavers) 1871-James Cullen
Clarendon Mills[25]		School St near Folds Rd		<2008
	Notes: 1884-Thomas Bolton and Co
Cobden Mill		Draycott St/Boardman St off Blackburn Rd[26]	c.1884
	Notes: 1884-Barlow and Jones Ltd 1891-together with Albert, Prospect, Egyptian and Longlands Mills, Walmersley: Barlow and Jones Ltd, 210,000 spindles 1963-Closed, partly demolished and redeveloped for housing 1966-Closed by Merton Lewis Ltd 1985-Multiple industrial uses, housing
Dart Mill[27]		Union Rd	1908	1985	77
Denvale Mills (Union Mills, Tonge Mill)[28]		Union Rd	1876–85	demolished
	Notes: 1884-Bolton Union Spinning Co Ltd 1891– Bolton Union Spinning Co Ltd, 145,000 spindles 1925-Denvale Spinning Co Ltd 1985-Mill No1 Beloit Walmsley Paper Machinery, Mill No 2 Vacant
Falcon Mill[30]	George Temperley and Son	Handel St 53°35′41″N 2°26′41″W / 53.5947°N 2.4446°W / 53.5947; -2.4446 ("Falcon Mill")	1907		117
	Notes: Grade II listed[29] Site formerly occupied by Brookfield Mill (burnt down 1905) Falcon Mill Ltd 1959 Barlow and Jones 1967 Carrington and Dewhurst (trading as Barlow and Jones) 1985 Vantona Viyella Yarns Ltd
Folds Mill[31]		Folds Rd 53°35′07″N 2°25′05″W / 53.5854°N 2.4180°W / 53.5854; -2.4180 ("Folds Mill")	c.1884	In use
	Notes: 1884-Arthur Bromiley 1891-Arthur Bromiley and Co, 700 looms 1925– Arthur Bromiley and Co Ltd 1938-Printing Works 1960s–1980s Marston Radiators 1985 Aquarium Stores
Halliwell Mills[32]		Bertha St 53°35′38″N 2°26′23″W / 53.594°N 2.4398°W / 53.594; -2.4398 ("Halliwell Mill")	1853	Part in use
	Notes: 1853-Nathaniel Greenhalgh and William Shaw 1891-Greenhalgh and Shaw, 76,000 spindles 1900-Greenhalgh and Shaw Ltd 1985-Greenhalgh and Shaw (Courtaulds plc) <2008-Leybourne/ Weymouth St Mill demolished
Hope Mills (Phoenix St)[33]		Phoenix St, off Folds Rd	c.1836	<1985
	Notes: 1836-Blair and Burton (cotton spinners Folds Rd) 1843-Blair and Burton, Hope Mills, Foundry St 1853-Robert Burton and Sons 1871-Henry Chandler and Co 1900-H Axon, Son and Co 1985-Lorry park 2016-Housing
Manor St Mill[34]		Manor St/Bank St	c.1800	demolished
	Notes: c.1927 Manor St Factory 1933-Demolished for Whitehursts Corn Mills <1985-Site cleared for Car Park
Mill Hill Mills[35]		Mill Hill Street/Kestor St 53°34′52″N 2°25′01″W / 53.5812°N 2.4170°W / 53.5812; -2.4170 ("Milton Mill")	c.1820s	In use
	Notes: 1820s-Sir Robert Peel 1829-Old Mill Hill Mill burnt down 1836-John Thomasson and Son 1844-No 1 Mill built by Thomas Thomasson 1853-No 2 Mill built by John P Thomasson 1891-Mill Hill Spinning Co, 45,000 spindles 1900-John Thomasson and Son + Mill Hill Spinning Co Ltd 1925-John Thomasson and Son (Crosses and Winkworth) + Mill Hill Spinning Co Ltd 1950-Mill Hill Spinning Co Ltd 1960-Closed as Cotton mill 1985-W J Leigh and Co, paint manufacturers (now part of Sherwin- Williams)
Milton Mill[36]		Mule St 53°34′51″N 2°25′05″W / 53.5807°N 2.4181°W / 53.5807; -2.4181 ("Milton Mill")	c.1884	In use
	Notes: 1884-Henry Bond and Co 1900-Henry Bond and Co 1930s-Disused 1951-Vantona Textiles Ltd 1985-Multiple industrial uses 2016-Sherwin-Williams paint works
Mount Pleasant Mill[37]		Bury St (Bury New Rd)	c.1842	1927
	Notes: 1842–1849 Smith and Bell 1857-Barlow Goody and Co 1870-Mill destroyed by fire 1871-John Rostron 1884-Bamber and Co Ltd 1891 together with Waterloo Mill: Bamber and Co, Limited, 50,000 spindles 1900-Mount Pleasant Co Ltd 1927-Mill demolished Car showrooms
Nelson Mills 1,2 (Gaskell St Mill) [38]		Gaskell St 53°35′07″N 2°26′23″W / 53.5854°N 2.4396°W / 53.5854; -2.4396 ("Nelson Mill")	1861	In use
	Notes: 1861-Mill No 1 built 1871-Mill No 2 built 1884-Lord, Hampson and Lord 1891-Lord, Hampson and Lord, Limited, 83,000 spindle 1950-Lord Hampson and Lord Ltd (Crosses and Heatons Ltd) 1952-Closed as cotton mill 1953-Hargreaves and Hamilton and Co 1960s-Mill No 2 demolished 1985-Hargreaves and Hamilton
New Stone Mill (Holdsworth Mill)[39]		China Lane/Higher Bridge St	1880	demolished
	Notes: 1790s First spinning mill on site 1820 Stone Mills built c.1836–1853 Abraham Haigh and Son 1853-Holdsworth Brothers 1880-Stone Mill demolished, New Stone Mill built 1884-Holdsworth Brothers 1925-Holdsworth Brothers Ltd 1990-Demolished Part of site used for storage of new cars
Park Mill[40]		Gaskell St	1866–1875	1986
	Notes: 1884 Park Mill Spinning Co Ltd 1891 80,000 spindles
Peakes Place Cotton Works (Burton Factory)[41]		Peak St/Wapping St	1848–1882	In use
	Notes: 1884-William Tristram 1891-William Tristram, 35,856 spindles 1900-William Tristram Ltd 1925-Walter Mather and Co Ltd c.1938 Montagu Burton Ltd 1978-Closed 1985-Multiple industrial uses as Halliwell Industrial Estate

Farnworth

Name	Architect	Location	Built	Demolished	Served (Years)
Albert Mill		Gladstone Rd
	Notes: 1891-Wallwork and Sussum, 61,440 spindles
Albion Mills		Cawdor St
	Notes: 1891-Robert Briercliffe, 48,000 spindles
Bentinck Mill		Bentinck St
	Notes: 1891-Bentinck Street Mill Co, Limited, 240 looms
Bolton Textile Mill No. 2		Cawdor St 53°33′14″N 2°24′29″W / 53.5539°N 2.4081°W / 53.5539; -2.4081 ("Bolton Textile Mill")	c.1905
	Notes:
Bridgewater Mill		Farnworth
	Notes: 1891-Porritt Brothers, 245 looms
Cawdor Mill		Cawdor St/Thynne St 53°33′15″N 2°24′18″W / 53.5542°N 2.4051°W / 53.5542; -2.4051 ("Cawdor Mill")	Existed 1884
	Notes: ?1891-John Phethean and Co Ltd, 340 looms
Century Mill		George St 53°32′43″N 2°24′40″W / 53.5454°N 2.4112°W / 53.5454; -2.4112 ("Century Mill")		2023
	Notes: Century Mill had 16,674.00 sq m of floorspace. It was demolished in 2023 to be replaced by housing.
Cobden Mill		Gower St 53°33′09″N 2°24′26″W / 53.5525°N 2.4071°W / 53.5525; -2.4071 ("Cobden Mill")	c.1890	in use
	Notes: Grade II listed[42] 1891-John Harwood and Son
Denmark Mill		Cawdor St 53°33′15″N 2°24′19″W / 53.5543°N 2.4053°W / 53.5543; -2.4053 ("Denmark Mill")	c.1891	in use
	Notes: 1891-Crook Brothers, 30,000 spindles
Egerton Mill		Cawdor St
	Notes: 1891– Philip and Thomas Bateman, Limited, 1,000 spindles 1891-John Hindley, 4000 spindles
Harrowby Mill		Harrowby St 53°32′55″N 2°24′13″W / 53.548574°N 2.403646°W / 53.548574; -2.403646 ("Harrowby Mill")		in use
	Notes: 1891-William and Joseph Almond, Limited, 27,168 spindles 2019– Multiple use
Horrockes Mill		Lorne St 53°33′23″N 2°24′29″W / 53.5565°N 2.4080°W / 53.5565; -2.4080 ("Horrockes Mill")	late 19th century	in use
	Notes: Grade II listed[43] 1891-Horrockses, Crewdson and Co, Limited, 42,782 spindles, 2,581 looms Engine: 2400hp cross compound engine by Yates and Thom, 1914
Lorne Street Mill No. 1		Lorne St
Lorne Street Mill No. 2		Lorne St
Lorne Street Mill No. 3		Lorne St
Victoria mill		Piggott St/Albert Rd
	Notes: 1891-Eli Dyson, cotton spinners

Great Lever

Name	Architect	Location	Built	Demolished	Served (Years)
Albion Mill 1,2,3,4[44]		St Marks St 53°34′12″N 2°25′36″W / 53.5699°N 2.4266°W / 53.5699; -2.4266 ("Albion Mill")	1850–1870	In use
	Notes: 1850–1870 James Marsden and Sons 1884-James Marsden and Sons Ltd 1891 182,000 spindles 1950s and 1960s-Courtaulds
Asia Mill (Carter St Mill)[45]		Bradford Rd 53°33′47″N 2°25′08″W / 53.563°N 2.419°W / 53.563; -2.419 ("Asia Mill")	1895	In use
	Notes: 1900-Wolfenden and Son Ltd 1985-Wolfenden and Son Ltd (Courtaulds Northern Division) Multiple users
Beehive Mill[47]		Crescent Rd 53°33′45″N 2°24′56″W / 53.5624°N 2.4155°W / 53.5624; -2.4155 ("Beehive Mill")	1895	2019	124
	Notes: Grade II listed[46] 1895-Mill No 1 built 1900-Beehive Spinning Co Ltd 1902 Mill No 2 built 1967 Closed as cotton mill 2019 Demolished for housing Engine: 2000hp triple expansion four cylinder engine by Hick Hargreaves, installed 1906
Bradford Mill[48]		Weston St/McKean St	1868	1970s
	Notes: 1891-Winder and McKean, 45,000 spindles
Calcutta Mill[49]		Salop St off Shifnall St
Carlisle's Cotton Mill (Bradshawgate Mill)[50]		Gt Moor St/Bradshawgate	C.1820	1973
Cunliffe St Mill[51]		Cunliffe St/Bradshawgate	c.1857	<1930
	Notes: 1857-Cunliffe and Bromilow
Deane Road Mill (Crooks Mill, Holts Mill)[52]		Harris St/Deane Rd 53°34′22″N 2°26′18″W / 53.5729°N 2.4383°W / 53.5729; -2.4383 ("Deane Road Mill")	1835	2014	179
	Notes: 1836–1853 Joshua Crook and Sons 1857-J J & H Crook 1884 Joshua Crook and Sons 1960s-Holt Hosiery Co Ltd 2014-Demolished
Derby Mill[53]		Swan Lane/High St	1866		158
	Notes: 1884-William Young 1925-Youngs Ltd 1985-Robert Watson and Co Ltd
Derby St Mill Hosiery Works[54]		Thomas St/Derby St 53°34′10″N 2°26′28″W / 53.5694°N 2.4411°W / 53.5694; -2.4411 ("Derby Mill")	c.1836	In use
	Notes: 1836–1843 Heaton and Brimelow 1857-T M Heaton Charles and Alfred J. Heaton 1884-Derby St Cotton Spinning Co Ltd 1900-Derby St Cotton Spinning Co Ltd T Wilkinson proprietor 1950-Holt Hosiery Co Ltd 1985-K B Textiles and other textile users
Derby St Mills[55]		Emblem St/Cannon St	c.1857	<2008
	Notes: 1857-John Kershaw 1884-John Kershaw and Co 1891-John Kershaw and Co, 1,200 looms 1900-John Kershaw and Co (John Haslam and Co Ltd proprietor) 1985-William Wadsworth Ltd
Dove Mill[56]	Stott & Son	Deane Church Lane 53°33′53″N 2°27′39″W / 53.5647°N 2.4609°W / 53.5647; -2.4609 ("Dove Mill")	1905	In use
	Notes: Dove Spinning Co Ltd 2011-Online shopping outlet
Eagle Mill[57]		Rasbottom St 53°34′19″N 2°26′18″W / 53.5720°N 2.4384°W / 53.5720; -2.4384 ("Eagle Mill")	1884	In use
	Notes: 1884-Joseph Crook & Co 1891 50,000 spindles 1925-Bolton Eagle Spinning Co Ltd 1951-Bolton Spinning Co Ltd + Botany Spinning Co Ltd 1960s-Bolton Spinning Co Ltd 1985-Bulmer and Lumb Ltd 1990-The University of Bolton – Eagle Tower
Flash Mill[58]		Crook St/Derby St	c.1857
	Notes: 1857-Bolling and Slade 1884-Thomas Brown 1900-School 1985-Bolton Metropolitan College 2008-Student Union Offices
Flash St Mills (Pin, Royal George, Royal Sovereign, Great Moor St Mills)[59]		Great Moor St/Ormrod St		1990s
	Notes: 1788-Established as Ormrod and Hardcastle 1818-Royal Sovereign burned down 1825-James Ormrod died 1838-Royal George burned down 1857 – 1865 George and Pin Mills built to fireproof standards 1924-Sovereign Mill extended 1925 Ormrod and Hardcastle Co Ltd + Woodeaves Co Ltd 1960s Closed as Cotton Mill 1990s Demolished Now Mecca Bingo and Casino Engine: 1000hp Vertical triple expansion engine by Victor Coates of Belfast installed 1900. Mill converted to electric drive in late 1950s.
Fletcher St Mill[60]		Fletcher St	c.1836	In use
	Notes: 1836–1853 William Martin and Son 1857-Peter Martin 1884-Dacca Twist Co 1891 together with Mather St Mill: Dacca Twist Co 1900-Dacca Twist Co, proprietors Rylands and Sons Ltd 1925-Hollas Ltd 2016-G.F.Pennington (office furniture)
Foundry St Weaving Shed [61]		Foundry St/Sidney St/Lever St	c.1857
	Notes: 1857 William Hardman and John Hampson
Garfield Mill[62]		Cannon St	c.1900	<2008
	Notes: 1900-James Kippax and Son 1925-James Kippax and Son Ltd 1950-Vantona Textiles Ltd c1960s Closed as textile mill 1964-Multiple industrial uses, later demolished
German St Mill (Haslam Mill)[63]		Haslam St	1850		174
	Notes: 1888-German St Mill Co Ltd, Purchased by John Haslam and Co Ltd 1891-German St Mill Co Ltd, 730 looms 1914-Street name changed to Haslam St and mill named changed to Haslam Mill 1925-Haslam Weaving Co Ltd c.1957-Closed as textile mill 1985-British Aerospace PLC 2008-Partly demolished
Gibraltar Mill[64]		Gibraltar St/Gilnow Lane	1872		152
	Notes: 1884-Jonathan Dearden and Co 1925-Jonathan Dearden and Co Ltd 1950 Vantona Textiles Ltd c.1960 Closed as textile mill
Glebe St Mill[65]		Glebe St
Globe Hosiery Works[66]		Lower Bridgeman St 53°34′30″N 2°25′25″W / 53.575°N 2.4236°W / 53.575; -2.4236 ("Globe Works")	1929	In use
	Notes: 1896-Hodgkinson and Gillibrand 1929-Globe Hosiery Works re-built 1972-Hodgkinson and Gillibrand Ltd moved to Fletcher St 1985-Multiple industrial uses
Great Lever Mill (Hartford Tannery)[67]		Weston St 53°33′54″N 2°25′21″W / 53.5649°N 2.4224°W / 53.5649; -2.4224 ("Sunnyside Mill")	1874	In use
	Notes: 1884-Charles Heaton established 1836 1900-Charles Heaton and Sons Ltd 1940-Hartford Tannery (William Walker & Sons) 1985-Multiple industries Engine:800hp right hand tandem compound engine, named "Elizabeth", by John Musgrave & Sons of Bolton
Great Lever Spinning Mill (Grecian New Mill)[68]		Settle St	1874	1971	97
	Notes: 1884-Thomas Taylor and Sons Ltd 1890-Mill extended 1891 together with Grecian Mills: Thomas Taylor and Sons Ltd, 226,000 spindles 1900-Great Lever Spinning Co Ltd 1925-Great Lever Spinning Co Ltd 1965-Closed as cotton mill by Courtaulds Ltd 1971-Demolished for housing 1500hp vertical crosscompound engine by Yates and Thom, 1905
Grecian Mills[70]		Lever St 53°34′01″N 2°25′45″W / 53.5670°N 2.4293°W / 53.5670; -2.4293 ("Grecian Mill")	1845		179
	Notes: Grade II listed[69] 1845-First Mill built by Thomas Taylor 1869-Mill extended 1884-Thomas Taylor and Sons Ltd 1891 together with Grecian New Mill: Thomas Taylor and Sons Ltd, 226,000 spindles 1925-Mill extended again c.1960-Closed as cotton mill Multiple users 2015-Cannabis Farm
Hartford Mill[71]		Weston St/Nelson St	1870	1984	114
	Notes: 1870-John and William Knowles/ Williams Knowles and Co 1884-William Knowles and Son 1898-John & William Ward later J & W Ward 1920-Ward and Walker Ltd 1921-Ward and Walker Ltd (Crosses and Winkworth Consolidated Mills Ltd) 1930-Disused
High St Mill[72]		High St	1849	demolished
	Notes: Gregson and Leeming 1857: T. and L.Gregson
Hilton Mills[73]		Bridgeman St/Sidney St	c.1884	demolished
	Notes: 1884-George Hodgkinson and Sons 1891 875 looms
Lever St Mill[74]		Lever St/Snipe St	c.1836
	Notes: c.1836-James Arrowsmith and Son 1857-James and Thomas Arrowsmith, Spinners and Weavers 1862-Mill burned down, incorporated into Robin Hood Mill
Moor Mills (Rothwell Mill)[75]		Parrot St/Rothwell St 53°34′13″N 2°26′10″W / 53.5702°N 2.4360°W / 53.5702; -2.4360 ("Moor Mills")	1850–1860	In use
	Notes: 1857-Johnson Fildes 1884-Jabez Johnson and Son, Allsop and Co 1891 6000 spindles, 650 looms 1900-Jabez Johnson, Hodgkinson and Pearson Ltd 1950-Vantona Textiles Ltd 1964-Closed as Cotton Mill 1985-Vantona Textiles Ltd (Warehousing and distribution + F H Lee paper converter Ltd)
Nelson St Mills (Stott Hillock Mill)[76]		Nelson St	<1882
	Notes: 1882-Shown on map of Bolton 1884-Crewdon Crosses and Co Ltd 1985-Mostly demolished Site part of Edbro complex, surviving mill building used for pet food manufacture
Ocean Mill[77]		Settle St	1905	1980s
	Notes: 1925 Ocean Cotton Spinning Co Ltd 1960 Closed 1961 Bromilow Edwards Ltd and Ryders Ltd Engine: 1400hp cross compound engine by George Saxon of Openshaw, 1905
Orlando Mills [78]		Orlando St
	Notes: 1880 John and William Lord bankrupt
Pike Mill[79]		Roxalina St
Robin Hood Mills[80]		Lever St 53°34′05″N 2°25′38″W / 53.5680°N 2.4273°W / 53.5680; -2.4273 ("Robin Hood Mill")	1848	In use
	Notes: 1836-Old Robin Hood Mill, James Arrowsmith and Son 1848-Mill No 1 built 1862-Old Mill (Lever St) destroyed by fire 1881-No 1 Mill destroyed by fire (Messrs Peter Cook and Sons) 1882-Old Mill (Lever St) became Mill No 2 1891-80,000 spindles 1950-Mill No1 Woodeaves Co Ltd + Bowater's Paper Bags 1974-Woodeaves (Courtaulds Group) closed 1985-Mill No 1 Bolton Plastic Components Ltd and Mill No 2 Sundour Fabrics Ltd -Burgess and Ledward Fabrics
Rose Hill Mill[81]		Lever St
	Notes: 1871-Crosses and Winkworth 1891 (together with Gilnow and The Pike Mills): Crosses and Winkworth, Limited, 325,430 spindles 1891-Henry Hollins and Co, 10,000 spindles Engine: 1250hp tandem engine by Hick Hargreaves, 1877
Saville Mill	1890	Shifnall St 53°34′34″N 2°25′17″W / 53.5762°N 2.4214°W / 53.5762; -2.4214 ("Saville Mill")		derelict
	Notes:
St Paul's Mill		Barbara St 53°33′53″N 2°26′38″W / 53.5647°N 2.444°W / 53.5647; -2.444 ("St Paul's Mill")		In use
	Notes: Multiple use
Swan Lane Mills[84]	Stott & Sons	Swan Lane 53°33′51″N 2°26′32″W / 53.5643°N 2.4423°W / 53.5643; -2.4423 ("Swan Lane Mills")	1903	In use
	Notes: Grade II* listed (Mills 1,2[82] and Mill 3 [83] separately) 1903-No 1 Mill built, Swan Lane Spinning Company Ltd 1906-No 2 Mill built 1914-No 3 Mill built 1963-No 3 Mill closed 1985-Swan Lane Spinning Co Ltd – (Courtaulds PLC) No 3 Mill used by multiple industries. Engine (Mills 1,2): Two cross compounnd engines by George Saxon & Co of Openshaw, 1903 and 1906 Engine: (Mill 3):2000hp triple expansion vertical engine by George Saxon of Openshaw, 1915
Victoria Mill (part Albion Works)[85]		Bridgeman St/Fletcher St	c.1843
	Notes: 1843–1853 John Hargreaves and Brothers 1857-J G and C Hargreaves 1893-Shown as Victoria Mill on 1893 map 1930s Shown as Bridgeman St Goods Warehouse on 1930s map Most of Mill demolished and redeveloped Now known as Albion Works
Wellington New Mills[86]		Weston St	1884	1984	100
	Notes: 1884-Ainsworth Brothers and Co Ltd (Mill No 1), W and C Ainsworth (Mill No 2)
Woodside Mill[87]		Division St	1857	1984	127
	Notes: 1871-Harwood and Walmsley 1891-John Harwood and Son 1925-John Harwood and Son Ltd. 1958 Closed as cotton mill 1950s-Farnworth Engineering C Ltd 1984 Demolished and site cleared

Halliwell

Name	Architect	Location	Built	Demolished	Served (Years)
Atlas Mills Nos 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8[88]		Mornington Rd 53°35′13″N 2°27′14″W / 53.587°N 2.454°W / 53.587; -2.454 ("Atlas Mills")	1864		160
	Notes: 1864-No 1 mill built 1867-No 2 Mill built 1870-No 3 Mill built 1880-No 4 mill (Marsh Fold) built 1865-No 5 Mill built 1887-No 6 (Bentinck St) and No 7 Mill built 1866-No 8 Mill (Shipton Mill) built 1891-John Musgrave & Sons, 360,000 spindles Engine:2500hp twin tandem engine by John Musgrave & Sons installed 1888
Bridge St Mill, Bark St[89]		Bark St
	Notes: 1884-John Kippax 1891 John Kippax, 63 looms
Bayley Mill (Persian Mill)[90]		Bayley St/Gaskell St	c.1853	1986
	Notes: 1891-John Bayley and Sons Ltd, 99,000 spindles
Black Horse Mill[91]		Barn St/Blackhorse St
	Notes: 1871-Thomas Satterthwaite and Co
Bolton Union Mills (Union, Vernon, Hebden Mills)[92]		Vernon St/Arrow St 53°35′00″N 2°26′15″W / 53.5834°N 2.4375°W / 53.5834; -2.4375 ("Bolton Union Mill")	1875		149
	Notes: 1875-No 1 Mill built 1880-No 2 Mill built 1884 John Hebden and Son, Vernon Mills 1891-John Hebden and Son, 62,496 spindles 1900 Bolton Union Spinning Company Co Ltd 1902–1905 Mill No 3 built 19?? Stopped production 1946-Lancashire Cotton Corporation Ltd re-opened mill 1960-Lancashire Cotton Corporation Ltd closed mill 1961-Mills bought by Barlow & Jones and Mill No 1 demolished 1976-Closed by Tootals Ltd 1985 Mill No 1 site landscaped 1985-No 2 Mill used by Dewhurst Dent Holdings Ltd, G & R Dewhurst (CMT) Curtains Ltd, Dewhurst Printing Company
Bow St Mill (Cullen's mill, Old Stone Mill/factory)[93]		Bow St/Crown St	1821	1935	114
	Notes: 1871-Thomas Orrell 1891-James Hilton, 14,000 spindles
Brownlow Fold Mills 1,2,3[94]		Brownlow Fold 53°35′20″N 2°26′24″W / 53.589°N 2.440°W / 53.589; -2.440 ("Brownlow Fold Mills")	1860	in use
	Notes: 1860-Mill No 1 built 1884-Richard Harwood and Son 1891-Richard Harwood and Son, 80,000 spindles 1905-Mill No 2 built 1907-Mill No 3 built 1961-Mill No1 demolished 1963-Mill No 3 closed
Bullfield Mill[95]		Cromwell St/New Holder St	c.1842	<1985
	Notes: c.1842-Messrs Twycross 1857-Ormrod and Hardcastle (spinners) 1891-Brown and Fallows, 30,000 spindles 1900-Brown and Fallows (spinners and doublers) 1985-Local Authority Housing
Clyde Mill (Beddows Mill)[96]		Stewart St 53°35′26″N 2°26′10″W / 53.5906°N 2.4362°W / 53.5906; -2.4362 ("Clyde Mill")	1848	in use
	Notes: 1871-Slater and Beddows 1891-Walker and Brown, 27,500 spindles 1925 Lord, Hampson and Lord Ltd 1950s Edward Law Ltd and Walker Clarkson Ltd 1985 F & H Footwear Ltd
Columbia Mills[97]		Kirkhall Lane/Russell St 53°34′58″N 2°26′41″W / 53.5828°N 2.44464°W / 53.5828; -2.44464 ("Columbia Mill")	1860–70	in use
	Notes: 1884-Wolfenden and Son 1891-Wolfenden and Son, Ltd, 53,000 spindles 1950-Ormrod, Hardcastle and Co Ltd Engine: J and E Wood. 700hp. Installed 1906.
Coronation Mill[98]		Coronation St/Asburner St	1821	C.1865
	Notes: 1857-Bolling and Slade 1860s Messrs Bollings
Croft Mills[99]		Tennyson St, Brownlow Fold		1980s
	Notes: 1891-Charles Taylor and Brothers, Ltd., 44,500 spindles
Egyptian Mills 1,2[100]		Slater St/Higher Bridge St 53°35′11″N 2°25′52″W / 53.5863°N 2.4310°W / 53.5863; -2.4310 ("Egyptian Mill")	1851	in use
	Notes: 1871-Thomas Wood Heaton 1884-John Knowles and Son 1891 together with Albert, Prospect, Cobden and Longlands Mills, Walmersley: Barlow and Jones, 210,000 spindles and 1,300 looms 1891 together with Mossfield Mill: John Knowles and Sons, Ltd, 85,592 spindles 1950-Barlow and Jones Alligator Self Storage
Gilnow Mill[102]		Spa Rd 53°34′34″N 2°26′53″W / 53.5761°N 2.4481°W / 53.5761; -2.4481 ("Gilnow Mill")	1847	In use
	Notes: Grade II listed building[101] 1843 – 1868 P R Arrowsmith & Co 1868-Destroyed by fire 1871-Salmon and Taylor 1871-Destroyed by fire 1884-Crosses and Winkworth Ltd 1891 together with Rose Hill and The Pike Mills: Crosses and Winkworth, Limited, 325,430 spindles 1960-Closed as Cotton Mill 1985-Multiple industrial use
Globe Mills[103]		Garside St/Spa Rd	c.1836
	Notes: 1836-Thomas Taylor and Sons c.1843–1849 Samuel and Thomas Taylor 1853-James Hodgkinson and Co 1891-Hodgkinson (Samuel) and Gillibrand (Norman), 12,000 spindles (Kay & Son) 1896-burned down, company moved to Bridgeman Place (Globe Hosiery Works) 1985-Motor vehicle sales and service, light industry
Great Bridge Mill [104]		Chorley St, White Lion Brow	c.1836	1960–85
	Notes: 1836-Taylor and Marsh 1853-David Skinner 1960–1985 Demolished
Halliwell Cotton Works (Nortex Mill)[105]		Chorley Old Rd 53°35′03″N 2°26′50″W / 53.5843°N 2.4472°W / 53.5843; -2.4472 ("Nortex Mill")	1859	In use
	Notes: c1836-Taylor, Hindle and Co 1849-Messrs Cannon and Haslam 1850s-No 2 and No 3 Mills built 1867-No 2 Mill burned down 1891-John Haslam and Co, Limited, 103,248 spindles 1904-Haslam Spinning Co Ltd c.1960-closed c.1964-Joseph Maude and Co Ltd (No 1 Mill) 1971-No 3 Mill demolished 1985-No1 Mill Beaver Ltd + Northern Quilting 2016-Multiple use
Knott's Mill (Kershaw's Mill)[106]		Ashburner St/Blackhorse St	c.1821	<1937
	Notes: 1821–1822 Daniel Knott and Co (spinners) 1857-Bolling and Slade (spinners) 1937-Site of Odeon Cinema 1985-Top Rank Bingo
Little Bridge Mill[107]		Chorley St/Dawson Lane	c.1853
	Notes: c.1853-Oliver Dearden Cotton Waste 1884 Jonathan Dearden and Co 1980s-Site redeveloped for industrial units
Lower Bridgeman St Mill[108]		Lower Bridgeman St		1969
	Notes: 1900-Swan and Haslam, Reelers 1950– Swan and Haslam Ltd, Reelers 1961-Mill closed (Combined English Mills Ltd) 1969– Mill destroyed by fire
Moorlands Mill (Waterloo Mill)[109]		Nebraska St	c.1843	In use
	Notes: 1843-James Tomlinson and Co, Cotton Spinners, Waterloo Mill 1853–Thomas Cross and Co, Waterloo Mill 1872-Mill burned down 1884-Bamber and Co Ltd 1891 together with Mount Pleasant Mill: Bamber and Co, Limited, 50,000 spindles 1900-Moorlands Spinning Co Ltd 1925-Peter Crook Ltd 1985-Car Sales / Service
Mossfield Mill[110]		Vernon St	1862	1993	131
	Notes: 1884-John Knowles and Son 1891 together with Egyptian Mills: John Knowles and Sons, Ltd, 85,592 spindles 1900-John Knowles and Son Ltd 1925-Knowles Ltd 1960-Closed as mill 1961-Multiple users 1993 Demolished and developed as housing
North Bridge Mill[111]		White Lion Brow	1782	1950s
	Notes: 1857-Lawrence Whittaker, spinner 1882-Shown as machine works on map of Bolton 1895 Ritherdon & Co Ltd, Electro platers and enamellers. 1950s Demolished 1985-Garage on site
Peel Mills 1,2,3,4[112]		Turton St/Waterloo St 53°35′08″N 2°25′17″W / 53.5856°N 2.4215°W / 53.5856; -2.4215 ("Peel Mills")	1797–1802
	Notes: Faulkner, Dillon and Hart / Thomas Dixon / Roger Holland 1801-Dixon, Greenhalgh and Co 1820-Robert Knowles 1830-Robert Knowles and Sons (Round Hill Mills – Four Factories) 1844 Peel Mill No 1 built (aka Turton St New Mill) Robert Knowles and Sons 1852-Robert Knowles (Round Hill Mills), John and George Knowles(Peel Mill No 1) 1855-Peel Mill No 2 built 1861-William Knowles (Round Hill Mills) <1871>-George Knowles and Son 1872-Peel Mill No1 burnt down 1875-Peel Mill No 1 rebuilt 1876–1879 Peel Mill No 3 built (The Glass Factory) 1884-George Knowles and Sons Ltd (Peel Mills), William Knowles and Son (Round Hill Mills) 1891-George Knowles and Sons Ltd, 133,764 spindles 1900–1920 Ward and Walker (Crosses and Winkworth Consolidated Mills Ltd) 1925-Knowles Ltd 1959-Closed as Cotton Mills 1960-Mills 2 and 3 demolished
Phoenix Mill[113]		Dean St
	Notes: 1891-together with Bradshaw Field and Victoria Mill: Thomas Pearson and Son, 3000 spindles
Prospect Mills[114]		Prospect St 53°35′25″N 2°25′53″W / 53.5902°N 2.4313°W / 53.5902; -2.4313 ("Prospect Mill")	1864		160
	Notes: 1864-Mill No 1 built 1877-Mill No 2 built 1884-Barlow and Jones Ltd 1890-Mill No 3 built 1891 together with Albert, Cobden and Egyptian Mills and Longlands Mill, Walmersley: Barlow and Jones, 210,000 spindles and 1,300 looms 1967-Carrington and Dewhurst (trading as Barlow and Jones) 1968-Mills No 1 and No 3 demolished 1970s No 2 Mill Barlow and Jones, Prospect Mill (Carrington Viyella Yarns Ltd) No 2 Mill demolished 4 storey building once connected to Mill No 2 survives
Spa Mill[115]		Spa Rd 53°34′42″N 2°26′11″W / 53.5784°N 2.4364°W / 53.5784; -2.4364 ("Spa Mill")	1801		223
	Notes: 1801-Jeremiah and Joshua Crook 1809-Crook and Haselden (Crook withdrew 1833) 1836–1843 Executors of John Haselden 1844 James Haselden 1849 Cannon and Haslam 1871-Henry M. Richardson 1930s-Soap Works 1985–2007 Multiple users
St Helena Mills[117]		St Helena Rd 53°34′48″N 2°26′03″W / 53.5801°N 2.4342°W / 53.5801; -2.4342 ("St Helena Mill")	1777–1780	In use
	Notes: First mill in Bolton Grade II listed building[116] 1777-Site leased by Joseph Blundell 1780 Mill completed James Thweat 1833-John Dean & John Roscoe 1833-Bought by Roger Walker 1843-Robert Walker and Co 1891-Robert Walker, 3000 spindles 1897-Mill extended 1906-Mill extended again 1941-Mill closed 1946-Mill re-opened by Robert Walker Ltd, cotton waste spinner 1979-Mill closed again 1985-Multiple industrial uses 2016-Bolton Probation Office
Temple Mill[118]		Dawes St	1836	1882	46
	Notes: 1836-Rowland Hall, Heaton 1842-Lee, Birch & Co 1857-L Birch and A Leibert 1877-Converted to theatre named The Colossal Temple and later Bolton Temple Opera House 1882-Burned down 1985-Car Park
Whowells Mill (Hopping Mill, Salt Pie Mill)[119]		White Lion Brow	c.1836	1950s
	Notes: 1836-John Parker spinner 1843–1853 Alexander Whowell, cotton spinner 1950s-Mill demolished
Willow Mill		Hanover St/Spa Rd
Wordsworth Mill (Blue Works)[120]		Wordsworth St 53°35′27″N 2°26′45″W / 53.5907°N 2.4459°W / 53.5907; -2.4459 ("Wordsworth Mill")		in use
	Notes:

Heaton and Lostock

Horwich and Blackrod

Name	Architect	Location	Built	Demolished	Served (Years)
Victoria Mill		Chorley New Rd 53°35′20″N 2°32′11″W / 53.589°N 2.5363°W / 53.589; -2.5363 ("Victoria Mill")	1904	2007	103
	Notes: W.T.Taylor & Co, 1,200 looms 1970-Stott and Smith (Spirella Group)

Kearsley

Name	Architect	Location	Built	Demolished	Served (Years)
Arthur Mills		Kearsley
	Notes: 1891-Kingsley Brothers, 200 looms
Bent Mills		Bent St, Kearsley
	Notes: 1891-Kenyon and Co, 170 looms
Irwell Bank Mills		Church Road, Prestolee		1977
	Notes: Demolished in 1977. Site used for housing.
Kearsley Mill		Crompton St, Prestolee 53°32′51″N 2°22′35″W / 53.5475°N 2.3764°W / 53.5475; -2.3764 ("Kearsley Mill")	1904–1908	In use
	Notes: Grade II listed building[123] 1908-Kearsley Spinning Co Richard Haworth Ltd (Ruia Group)
Moss Rose Mill		Stoneclough
	Notes: 1891-Giles Gee and Sons, 13,000 spindles

Little Lever and Darcy Lever

Name	Architect	Location	Built	Demolished	Served (Years)
Farmers Arms Mill[124]		Radcliffe Road, Darcy Lever	c.1884	demolished
	Notes: 1884-Thomas Seddon 1891-Thomas Seddon, 305 looms
Hacken Mills[125]		Hacken Lane, Darcy Lever
	Notes: 1850s-James Wardle 1884-Wardle and Brown 1891– J.A. Brown & Co, 500 looms
Lever Bridge Mills (Dam Side Mill)[126]		Radcliffe Rd, Lever Bridge Fold  53°34′14″N 2°24′16″W / 53.5706°N 2.4044°W / 53.5706; -2.4044 ("Lever Bridge Mill")	1784	in use
	Notes: 1784-John Leech 1787-William Gray 1891–William Gray & Son Ltd, 21,000 spindles, 608/1058 weft, 568/658 twist; 420 looms, fine jacconettes and cambrics 1950s–1960s Bolton Heald Co 2016– Multiple use
Well Bank Mill
	Notes: 1871-Thomas Fletcher

Rumworth

Name	Architect	Location	Built	Demolished	Served (Years)
Alma Mills[127]		Prescott St	c.1884
	Notes: 1891-William Moores and Sons, 36 looms
Bankfield Mill[128]		Quebec St	1883		141
Croal Mill[130]	Bradshaw, Gass & Hope	Blackshaw Lane 53°34′21″N 2°27′10″W / 53.5725°N 2.4527°W / 53.5725; -2.4527 ("Croal Mill")	1908	In use
	Notes: Grade II listed building[129] Croal Spinning Co Ltd 1967-Closed as cotton mill Engine:1300hp vertical triple expansion engine, named "Shelagh", by Yates and Thom of Blackburn installed in 1908.
Cygnet Mills[131]		Adelaide St
	Notes: 1925 Cygnet Mill Co Ltd
Daubhill Mill[132]		Daubhill	c.1900	<2016
	Notes: 1900-Hollas and Farnworth
Deane Mill[133]		Langshaw Rd	c.1884	1962
	Notes: 1891 Henry Poole & Co, 32,400 spindles
Lincoln Mill[134]		Washington St 53°34′24″N 2°26′55″W / 53.5732°N 2.4485°W / 53.5732; -2.4485 ("Lincoln Mill")	1893–1920	In use
	Notes: 1884-Robert Entwistle and Co 1891-49 looms 1900-Robert Entwistle and Co Ltd 1962-Closed as textile mill (Vantona) 1985-Littlewoods Ltd Bolton Enterprise Centre
Melrose Mill[135]		Blackshaw Lane	c.1884	<2008
	Notes: 1884-Joseph Constantine 1891-Melrose Mill Co Ltd, 32,824 spindles 1925 Sakel Spinning Co Ltd, Branch of Maco Spinning Co Ltd 1980s-Demolished Allotments
Merton Mill[136]		Oriel St/Alice St	1908	1966	58
	Notes: 1925-Merton Spinning Co Ltd 1950-Merton Spinning Co (Crosses and Heatons Ltd) 1960-Closed as mill and occupied by Buxted 1963 Bolton's tallest chimney demolished 1966-Mill demolished 1985-Site redeveloped for housing
Middle Brook Mill[137]		Gilnow Lane		demolished
	Notes: 1891-Salmon and Taylor Ltd, 41,300 spindles
Rutland Mills (Howard Mill)[138]		Adelaide St	1920		104
	Notes: 1891-Wareham, Hargreaves and Co, 90 looms
Rumworth Mill[139]		St Helens Rd 53°33′49″N 2°26′57″W / 53.5637°N 2.4493°W / 53.5637; -2.4493 ("Rumworth Mill")	1880	In use
	Notes: 1884-Sydney Marsland and Co. 1891 31,000 spindles 1900-W H Brown and Son. 1925-Rumworth Spinning Co Ltd. 1950-Rumworth Spinning Co. 1960s-Lantor Ltd. 1985-Lantor (UK) Ltd (Tootal Ltd)
Stanley Mill (Deane Shed, Wharf Mill)[140]		Kirkebrok St 53°33′58″N 2°27′49″W / 53.5662°N 2.4636°W / 53.5662; -2.4636 ("Stanley Mill")	1906	In use
	Notes: 1925-Joseph Johnson (Bolton) Ltd 1960s-Joseph Johnson (Bolton) Ltd 1971 Closed as cotton mill 1970s-B A Brown Ltd and Plushpile (Wharf Mill) Ltd Multiple use as Stanley Mill and Wharf Mill Engine: 350hp cross compound engine by J & E Wood
Stanley Mills (Cannon's Mill)[141]		Jackson St	1868	1974	106
	Notes: 1884-Cannon Brothers 1891 68,000 spindles 1910-Mill extended 1924-Mill extended again 1971– Mill closed as Cannon Brothers (Spirella Group) 1974-Demolished and site redeveloped 1985-Site of Supermarket (Hilliards, Kwik-Save)
Sunnyside Mill (Tootals)[142]	George Woodhouse	Adelaide St 53°33′46″N 2°26′59″W / 53.5629°N 2.4497°W / 53.5629; -2.4497 ("Sunnyside Mill")	1862	1980	118
	Notes: 1888-Tootal Broadhurst Lee 1891 73,000 spindles 1968-English Calico Ltd 1973-Tootal Ltd 1980-Closed and later demolished

Smithills

Tonge with the Haugh

Westhoughton with Chew Moor

Name	Architect	Location	Built	Demolished	Served (Years)
Albion Mill (Haworths)		Manchester Road, Wingates	1894	Demolished
	Notes: 1871-John Pilkington 1938-Burned down
Allenby Mill		Wigan Rd, Westhoughton 53°32′39″N 2°31′52″W / 53.5442°N 2.5310°W / 53.5442; -2.5310 ("Allenby Mill")	1922	in use
	Notes: 1976-Closed down 2016-M & A Pharmachem 2022-Crescent Medical
Bolton Road Mill		Bolton Rd, Westhoughton 53°33′11″N 2°30′58″W / 53.553°N 2.516°W / 53.553; -2.516 ("Bolton Road Mill")	1913		111
	Notes: 1891-William Walsh, 564 looms
Chew Moor Mill (Holland Mill, Holdsworth Mill)[148]		St John's Rd, Chew Moor	c.1853
	Notes: 1853-Platt and Sutcliffe 1871-R Entwistle and Co 1884-Chew Moor Mill Ltd 1985-Greenham Tools Ltd
Glebe Mill		Library St, Westhoughton 53°32′57″N 2°31′13″W / 53.5493°N 2.5204°W / 53.5493; -2.5204 ("Glebe Mill")		2015
	Notes: 574 looms 2018 Aldi Supermarket
Grove Lane Mill		53°32′50″N 2°31′40″W / 53.5473°N 2.5277°W / 53.5473; -2.5277 ("Grove Lane Mill")	1920	c. 2014
	Notes: 616 looms 2014-Labour Club 2016-Lidl Supermarket
Kemp's Mill		Victoria Street, Westhoughton 53°32′54″N 2°31′16″W / 53.5484°N 2.5210°W / 53.5484; -2.5210 ("Kemps Mill")	1870	In use
	Notes: Silk mill
Peel Mill		Church Street, Westhoughton [149]	1850	demolished
	Notes: John Chadwick Silk Mill 1891-250 looms 1907– Closed down Site developed for housing
Perseverance Mill		Bolton Road, Westhoughton 53°33′10″N 2°30′55″W / 53.5529°N 2.5153°W / 53.5529; -2.5153 ("Perseverance Mill")	1911	Demolished 2017
	Notes: 1891-William Crabtree, 600 looms Site under development for housing
Rose Hill Mill
	Notes: 1891-Stephen Braddock, 8020 spindles
Victoria Mill aka Ames Mill		Church St, Wingates 53°33′34″N 2°31′29″W / 53.5595°N 2.5246°W / 53.5595; -2.5246 ("Victoria Mill")	late 1800s	2005
	Notes: 1891-Higson and Biggs, 40,000 spindles 1925 Gt Lever Spinning Co Ames (Europe) Site developed for housing
Westhoughton Mill		Mill St, Westhoughton 53°32′54″N 2°31′11″W / 53.5483°N 2.5198°W / 53.5483; -2.5198 ("Westhoughton Mill")	1804	1912	108
	Notes: 1812– burnt by Luddite rioters. Rebuilt as corn mill 1840– Peter Ditchfield. Building converted back to cotton mill. Site undeveloped

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