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Sir Richard Arkwright's Masson Mills Working Textile Museum - boiler house - door

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説明A visit to Sir Richard Arkwright's Masson Mills Working Textile Museum, near Matlock Bath in Derbyshire.Masson Mills is part of the Derwent Valley World Heritage Site.This mill was built in 1783.A Grade II* listed building.Masson Mills, Matlock Bath In the entry for:- DERBY ROAD SK 2957 CROMFORD Masson Mills 2/42A (Formerly listed under Derby Road, 13.7.55 Matlock Bath) (Centre Block only) II The grade shall be amended to read:- DERBY ROAD CROMFORD 2/42A 13.7.55 Masson Mills (Centre Block (Formerly listed only) under Derby Road Matlock Bath) II* ------------------------------------ 1. DERBY ROAD 1390 CROMFORD Masson Mills (Formerly listed under Derby Road, Matlock Bath) SK 2957 2/42A 13.7.55. (Centre Block Only) II 2. Centre Block only previously listed in 1955. Circa 1783 and later. Painted brick. The original centre block, built for Sir Richard Arkwright, is of 4 storeys with 3 windows, the outers being Venetian and the central semi-circular, all in stone surrounds; central doorway in stone surround; rusticated quoins to front angles; coped parapet with 2 oval plaques and central circular plaque. Later 5-storeyed wings of painted brick at sides, each having 8 windows with channelled lintels; quoins at side of left-hand block; plain eaves; slates. Listing NGR: SK2942657348This text is a legacy record and has not been updated since the building was originally listed. Details of the building may have changed in the intervening time. You should not rely on this listing as an accurate description of the building.Source: English HeritageListed building text is © Crown Copyright. Reproduced under licence. The boiler houseThe Boiler House was constructed c. 1908 to house the two Yates & Thom Lancashire boilers along with the associated coal hopper chutes. The boilers produced steam to drive the steam engine up until 1933, when it was replaced by a steam turbine.Up until 1953 the boilers were coal-fired. In 1953 the two further boilers were installed. These are German egg-ended Lancashire boilers which were oil-fired and represented the pinnacle of Lancashire boiler design, allowing a much higher working pressure. The two Yates & Thom boilers were converted to oil storage tanks. In 1987 a new package boiler running on mains gas was installed in another part of the mill and the old boiler house was closed.Door - the way out (from the boiler room).
撮影日2014-08-31 12:39:01
撮影者ell brown , Birmingham, United Kingdom
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撮影地Matlock, England, United Kingdom 地図
カメラFinePix S2980 , FUJIFILM
露出0.003 sec (1/320)
開放F値f/6.4
焦点距離5 mm


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