| Title | Manor Mill – James Ives & Co. |
| Date | c1900 |
| Location | Yeadon |
| Photo ID | DD012 |
| Comment | See below … |
Mill workman with machinery on the right, there is a lot of material around the machinery and on the floor.
L212 – Manor Mill, c1900.
Manor Mill – c1900
An engineer is applying oil to the steam driven engine, the photographer was probably E E Slater.
L222 – Manor Mill, c1900.
Manor Mill – c1900
Hoppers of raw wool waiting to be fed into the scribbling machine. E E Slater probably took this image as a glass slide.
L237 – Manor Mill, c1900.
Manor Mill – c1900
Poor quality image of a joiner at the mill, probably taken on a glass slide by E E Slater. A number of the slides were abandoned and suffered damage before they were retrieved and donated to the AHS some time in the past.
DD007 – Manor Mill, 1908.
Manor Mill – 1908
Looking down on the boiler which has been transported on a trailer pulled by a steam engine.
In the background are dwellings on various levels.
DD006 – Manor Mill, 1908.
Manor Mill – 1908
View of the boiler, several children watching in the background.
DD009 – Manor Mill, 1908.
Manor Mill – 1908
The boiler is secured onto a trailer which has been towed by a steam engine as a means of transportation.
DD005 – Manor Mill, 1908.
Manor Mill – 1908
New boiler to be installed in the mill.
F603 – Manor Mill, 1915.
Manor Mill – 1915
Two men and a child on the lower section of the mill chimney, a soldier is above them standing on a ladder. They were probably observing the Army recruitment drive which was taking place opposite in a field off Kirk Lane.
Photo taken by E E Slater.
Donated by Keith Spink.
L268 – Manor Mill, 1917.
Manor Mill – 1917
Two men are commencing the demolition of the mill chimney.
L267 – Manor Mill, 1917.
Manor Mill – 1917
Two men half way down the demolition of the mill chimney, it was rebuilt.
In the right background the Methodist Chapel on Chapel Hill is prominent.
L248 – Manor Mill, 1917.
Manor Mill – 1917
A Mr Cobb is standing on the remains of the mill chimney, it was demolished and a new one built.
L163 – Manor Mill, 1917.
Manor Mill – 1917
Two workmen are standing on the bottom of the mill chimney after it had been demolished, it was then rebuilt.
L151 – Manor Mill, 1918.
Manor Mill – 1918
Armistice Day, the mill had been decorated to mark the end of WW1.
L193 – Manor Mill, 1918.
Manor Mill – 1918
As above.
L194 – Manor Mill, 1918.
Manor Mill – 1918
As above.
L195 – Manor Mill, 1918.
Manor Mill – 1918
As above.
L201 – Manor Mill, 1918.
Manor Mill – 1918
As above.
F814 – Manor Mill, 1918.
Manor Mill – 1918
As above.
Donated by Keith Spink.
