{"entry-date":"2024-01-16","start-date":"1980-07-11","end-date":"","entity":42199032,"name":"Lower Western block attached to Carlton Mill at north end","dataset":"listed-building-outline","typology":"geography","reference":"80175/0002/2/000","prefix":"listed-building-outline","organisation-entity":88,"geometry":"MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.909664 53.708862, -1.909678 53.708879, -1.909742 53.708861, -1.909744 53.70886, -1.909727 53.70884, -1.909727 53.708838, -1.909765 53.708824, -1.909763 53.708823, -1.909764 53.70882, -1.909705 53.70881, -1.90968 53.708778, -1.909722 53.708766, -1.909681 53.708745, -1.909649 53.708752, -1.909482 53.7088, -1.90953 53.708859, -1.909635 53.70883, -1.909664 53.708862)))","point":"POINT (-1.909626 53.708812)","quality":"authoritative","notes":"Lower Western block attached to Carlton Mill at north end","uprns":"010010187197","description":"Engine house. 1850 for Thomas Nicholl. Coursed squared stone, no roofing material at time of resurvey (October 1985). 3 storeys with basement to south side. Gabled west front: 3 bays. Blocked archway on left; boarding over opening on right. Windows have stone lintels, raised cills and traces of small-pane glazing survives. Oculus in gable. Right return: 5 bays. Basement has door on left. Ground-floor windows blocked and shorter than those above. Eaves table. Originally housed 2 beam engines. Sowerby Bridge Riverside Development, booklet published by Derek A Clark, p 17, Sowerby Bridge Riverside Information Sheet.","listed-building":"1116081"}