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qbm[26] - Mill Chimney
![qbm[26] - Mill Chimney](https://cdn.ipernity.com/200/78/82/53227882.ad2cd306.640.jpg?r2 "qbm[26] - Mill Chimney")
Sorry, this shot of the Mill & the chimney is dreadfully underexposed.
It is octagonal and constructed from red brick, reaching around 100ft in height. It towers over the five floors of the mill built alongside. This larger chimney at the North East corner of the mill was added in 1874 to support the steam power systems first introduced around the 1810 / 1820s.
It is octagonal and constructed from red brick, reaching around 100ft in height. It towers over the five floors of the mill built alongside. This larger chimney at the North East corner of the mill was added in 1874 to support the steam power systems first introduced around the 1810 / 1820s.
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