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Queen Street Mill Textile Museum

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Queen Street Mill Textile Museum
Address: Queen Street Mill, Queen St, Briercliffe, Burnley BB10 2HX, UK
Phone: 0300 123 6701
State: Lancashire
City: Burnley
Zip Code: BB10 2HX

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Only three stars because alas this wonderful museum has now closed. There were lots of things to see and it was interesting to watch what the weavers used to do, as my great aunt was one, in that very mill!
9 years ago (19-07-2017)
We were amazed that this mill has survived intact. The dedicated team of staff maintain the beautiful old steam engine called "Peace", the enormous boilers that provide the steam, the shafts and pulleys that clatter and grind throughout the building, and 300 looms that all still have power to them. It really is incredibly impressive, and it's the only time I've seen a real mechanical loom in operation. Sadly, this mill is under threat of closure due to the cuts. Go and see it while you still can, it will amaze young and old, it's like stepping back in history.
11 years ago (08-04-2016)
I enjoyed my visit to queen st mill .The staff are knowledgeable and pleased to answer any questions you may have.The weaving shed is a sight to behold and the noise of the machines incredible(how they worked in those conditions is hard to contemplate but they did).The steam engine called Peace that drives the looms is a beautiful piece of machinery and can be viewed at close quarters.A great example of our industrial heritage that must be preserved for future generations to experience as once it has gone can never be replaced.
10 years ago (28-04-2016)
This is a hidden gem for anyone interested in recent history and industrial engineering. Could not fault the staff there - enormously informative about all aspects of the history of the mill, its machinery and cotton production. The working steam engine that powered the looms is a joy to see - and the engineer even show you how it is fired up with coal and how steam pressure is controlled. This is history, archaeology and science all combined in one visit. Great for adults and kids. Ask for the explorer ticket (about £20 for a family as at May 2013) as it will give you one year access to this attraction, Lancaster Castle and several other fascinating places. I will go again when I have the time.
13 years ago (18-08-2013)
Great stories, fantastic staff, best 3 pound ever spent. Take the kids and grand parents
10 years ago (10-08-2016)
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