The remains of Westwood Mill Linthwaite West Yorkshire, built in 1798 used for wool processing originally powered by water before the installation of a 85hp water turbine in 1920
@Weezilou Many thanks for your comment Louise, unfortunately although protected by a safety fence to stop vandalism its not protected from the elements and is falling apart:)
@ludwigsdiana Thank you Diana for your comment, its now a listed grade 2 building, that means it cannot be knocked down only left to the ravages of time or restored retaining as much of the building as possible:)
@onewing Thank you Babs, In 2005 the new owners of the mill were given building consent to convert the buildings for residential use which clearly has yet to happen, although some work has been carried out to secure the buildings from vandalism and further collapse:)
