EPW041936 ENGLAND (1933). Thomas Hardman and Sons Fernhill Cotton and Woollen Mills, Bury, 1933

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Title [EPW041936] Thomas Hardman and Sons Fernhill Cotton and Woollen Mills, Bury, 1933
Reference EPW041936
Date June-1933
Link
Place name BURY
Parish
District
Country ENGLAND
Easting / Northing 380676, 411579
Longitude / Latitude -2.2920375583289, 53.600183774844
National Grid Reference SD807116

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Thomas Hardman and Sons Manufacturers of "machinery cloths" Modern post code: BL9 5BL 1891:- Fernhill Mills, Hornby street; 140 looms, roller and clearer cloths, card cloths, and woollen, cotton and linen cloths for machinery - Pay day second Wednesday The property is now used by a number of small businesses. The textile connection remains with one of these- P&S Textiles, manufacturers of industrial textiles. Conveyor belts in cotton and polyester for all types of industry, also coated fabrics.

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