Queen Street Mill Textile Museum

Built in 1894, the Queen Street Textile Mill, a Grade one listed building is a treat for anyone wanting to go back to the Victorian era and the thriving textile industry. The mill was steam powered where 1 magnificent steam engine managed to power some 300 looms.
Queen Street Mill Textile Museum is located in Burnley, Lancashire and has starred in quite a few TV and film productions the most famous possibly being the film ‘The Kings Speech’ and hit tv series ‘Life on mars’.
With a 120ft chimney and lodge beside the mill you cant miss it as it dominates the Harle Syke skyline.
Be sure to visit the weaving shed, see the magnificent steam engine named ‘Peace’ and peak into the Boiler room during your visit to the Queen Street Mill Textile Museum.