Shoe Mill, Baxenden

iBase ID

302878

Reference identifier

HAC-H011-M31-1538-1

Title

Shoe Mill, Baxenden

Place

Baxenden

Personal names

James Bullough

General notes

Five Arches railway viaduct, railway line and part of signal box on right.

The mill was run for many years by James Bullough. When living in Baxenden, he built what came to be known as Bullough Row and he resided in the end house. He invariably wore clogs and a top hat, and was a great favourite amongst the children. One of his inventions, the "slasher" was first worked in Shoe Mill. The mill was burnt down in 1868.

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Medium

Photographic print

Colour

Sepia

Year of image

Mid 20th Century

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Subjects

Place Names > Baxenden

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