| E mill, Dean Clough | Ref 15-1230 |
| Eagle Mills, Halifax | Ref 15-E199 |
| Eagle Works, Halifax | Ref 15-1422 |
Owners and tenants of the works have included
- Lycias Barker
- Cyrus Brook [1874]
The mill was damaged by fire on 29th April 1874
| Eagle Works, Halifax | Ref 15-154 |
Owners and tenants of the works have included
- F. Pratt & Company Limited [1849]
- Thomas Crabtree & Sons [1874]
- Woodall Nicholson [1880s]
- Walter Denton [1895]
- Woodall Nicholson & Company [1901?, 1970s]
- James Whiteley Limited [1901, 1919]
The mill was damaged by fire on 29th April 1874
| Eastfield Mill, Claremount | Ref 15-12 |
Owners and tenants of the mill have included
| Eastwood Cotton Mill, Stansfield | Ref 15-862 |
Owners and tenants of the mill have included
- Thomas Eastwood [1800]
- the Eastwood family [1830s]
| Eastwood Dye Works, Todmorden | Ref 15-79 |
| Eastwood Picker Works, Todmorden | Ref 15-1453 |
Recorded in 1921, when John Holt was here
| Eastwood Shed, Hebden Bridge | Ref 15-80 |
Cotton weaving mill built between 1833 and 1848.
Owners and tenants have included
| Eaves Bottom Mills, Hebden Bridge | Ref 15-E107 |
Owners and tenants have included Binns Brothers.
The 2 six-storey mills and land were subsequently taken over by the Eaves Self-Help Manufacturers' Society.
The mill stood empty for some time and was put up for auction in 1916 but not sold.
The site was demolished soon after 1919 for the construction of Eaves Housing Estate
This & associated entries use material contributed by David Nortcliffe
| Eaves Mill, Hebden Bridge | Ref 15-806 |
Owners and tenants of the mill have included
- David Cockcroft [1905]
- Albert Hinchliffe [1905]
- Dyson Walton [1905]
| Eaves Top Quarry, Stainland | Ref 15-1058 |
| Ebenezer Biscuit Works, Halifax | Ref 15-1081 |
Question: Could it be another name for their Kingston Biscuit Factory? Or is it a separate factory?
This & associated entries use material contributed by Robert Wade
| Edge Mill, Heptonstall | Ref 15-864 |
| Edmondson's Mill, Mytholmroyd | Ref 15-288 |
It stood opposite Mytholmroyd Church.
It later became the Empress Laundry
| Elland Boiler Works | Ref 15-685 |
| Elland Brewery | Ref 15-1050 |
| Elland Bridge Foundry | Ref 15-997 |
The original foundry was demolished in 1979 and a new factory built on the site.
| Elland Gas Works | Ref 15-978 |
| Elland Gravel Pits | Ref 15-831 |
| Elland Malthouse | Ref 15-1075 |
It was derelict and was demolished after 2009
This & associated entries use material contributed by Luke Groves
| Elland Mill | Ref 15-1240 |
Owners and tenants have included
This & associated entries use material contributed by Stephen Gee
| Elland Pipe Works | Ref 15-783 |
| Ellen Holme Mills, Luddendenfoot | Ref 15-798 |
Owners and tenants of the mills have included
- Sagar-Richards Limited [1955]
| Ellen Royd Mills, Halifax | Ref 15-446 |
Also recorded as Ellen Royd Mines.
Owners and tenants of the mills have included
- J. W. & C. Ward [1874, 1880s]
- Blackburn & Bray [1890, 1905]
- Thomas Hoyle & Sons Limited [1893-1927]
- Oates & Green [1905]
- Scarborough, Nephew & Company [1905]
- Standeven & Earnshaw [1926]
This & associated entries use material contributed by David Greaves
| Ellen Royd Mine, Shibden | Ref 15-1281 |
| Ellistones Mill, West Vale | Ref 15-E198 |
In 26th May 1864, when the mill burned down, it was described as
30 or 40 yards long, 5 storeys high. 3 storeys were added some time ago to the original 2 storeys.
Owners and tenants of the mill have included
- Benjamin Outram [1830s] when it was known as Outram's Mill
- Benjamin Outram [1864]
- Henry Stott a cotton warp twister [1864]
- William Lumb a woollen manufacturer [1864]
- Mr Wadsworth a woollen manufacturer [1864]
- John Crowther & Company [1871]
- Edmund Outram [1881, 1888]
In 1853, 12-year-old John Hanson died in an accident at the mill.
On 25th November 1888, there was a serious fire at the mill.
The mill is being demolished [October 2014].
See Carr Hall Falls, Stainland / Lower Ellistones Mill, Elland / Outram's Dam
This & associated entries use material contributed by Keith Brown
| Empire Works, Halifax | Ref 15-1093 |
| Empire Works, Holmfield | Ref 15-205 |
Owners and tenants of the works have included
- Walsh, Asquith & Company Limited [1900]
- Weldrivet Boiler & Motor Company Limited [1905]
- Preston & Company [1905] when it was known as Empire Soap Works
- Denham Engineering Company Limited [1912-1980s]
- BEVI Wright [1993]
It was later known as the Empire Business Centre
This & associated entries use material contributed by Jill Denham
| Empress Mill, Mytholmroyd | Ref 15-E184 |
| Equitable Engineering Works, Halifax | Ref 15-284 |
| Eshaldwell Brewery, Woodlesford | Ref 15-289 |
When Bentley died in 1830, his son Henry took over the business.
See Bentley's Yorkshire Breweries Limited / Woodlesford, Halifax
| Everest Works, Heptonstall | Ref 15-E200 |
| Ewood Mill, Stansfield | Ref 15-291 |
Owners and tenants of the mill have included
- Henry Ramsbottom [1825]
- Thomas Ramsbotham [early 19th century]
See Ewood Malt Kiln School, Todmorden / Todmorden Ewood Malt Kiln School
| Excelsior Mills, Ripponden | Ref 15-53 |
A sign records that the mill was rebuilt in 1877.
In 19??, the mill was occupied by James MacAlistair King, trading as J. Mac A. King and Company Limited, the first foam-plastic converter in the UK.
The mill was converted into flats in 2001
This & associated entries use material contributed by John King
| Excelsior Trunk Works, Halifax | Ref 15-638 |
| Exchange Mill, Elland | Ref 15-E147 |
Early 19th century mill and warehouse.
Aka Slater's Mill, Elland.
Built by Jonathan Slater on the site of old cinder ovens.
It is said to be the second oldest mill in Elland, and the first large mill.
Owners and tenants of the mill have included
- J. H. Cockcroft
- Robert Wilson [1893, 1905]
On 1st May 1893, fire caused around £300 damage at the mill.
See Calder Mill, Elland / Calder Works, Elland
| Exchange Printing Works, Halifax | Ref 15-649 |
| Exchange Tin-Plate Works, Hebden Bridge | Ref 15-813 |
| Exley Sandstone Quarry | Ref 15-1386 |
It was used as a firing range by Elland Rifle Club.
When Elland bypass was constructed, the Quarry was filled-in with waste from the road works
Question: Does anyone know the name or any other details about the Quarry?
This & associated entries use material contributed by Rod Fisher
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