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RMFFWK13–TEXTILE MANUFACTURE, 1840. /nReeding and drawing at a Manchester cotton mill. Lithograph, English, c1840.
RMM7D38G–Going home from the Manchester Cotton Mill, Macon, Ga. Not allowed to photo inside. See photos 517 to 520. LOC nclc.01613
RMRK5BBB–Early 1900's postcard group of cotton mill worker women and girls, tools held in belt, clogs, posing for a photograph in the mill grounds, Radcliffe, Lancashire, England, U.K. circa 1915
RMENHHFE–Beaming Deartment at Regent Cotton Mill owned by the Lancashire Cotton Corporation Limited, in Failsworth, Manchester, Circa 1935. The mill opened in 1906, closing 1958. The Lancashire Cotton Corporation Limited was incorporated 23rd January 1929, and bec
RMCB5YP3–Greater Manchester North West England UK Europe Textile Industry Industrial Revolution factory culture cotton Victorian Era
RF2HTW99Y–Art inspired by Piece, ca. 1780, British, Manchester, Cotton, L 34 1/2 x W. 27 3/4 inches, Textiles-Printed, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT
RFEF476E–Iron red painted fire escape on a former Manchester cotton mill illuminated in the setting sun.
RMFFB854–ENGLAND: COTTON FAMINE. /nThe home of a Manchester mill worker during the cotton famine in England following the Union blockade of Confederate ports during the American Civil War. Wood engraving, English, 1862.
RMHHG4J4–Soup kitchen in Manchester, England during the Cotton Famine (Lancashire Cotton Famine), of North West England in 1862. People are shown queuing up for rations, and water. The American Civil war was the catalyst for the famine.
RM2A2JJT6–Panel (Furnishing Fabric), c. 1851, Probably Manufactured by Wright & Lee, England, probably Manchester, England, Cotton, plain weave, engraved roller printed, glazed, 145.5 × 71.5 cm (57 1/4 × 28 1/8 in
RM2BM3JJK–Inside a Manchester Cotton Mill,Cottonopolis,manufacturing cotton and cloth, cotton carding machine
RMFF92CF–TEXTILE MILL: COTTON. /nBatting: interior view of a Manchester cotton manufactures mill. Lithograph, English, c. 1840.
RM2DRY5E7–Manchester from Kersal Moor. From an etching by Edward Goodall after an 1857 work by William Wyld.
RM2G7WEPR–The Oxygen Tower apartment block from the Cotton Field Park marina, New Islington, Ancoats, Manchester, England, UK
RM2B8GCXH–Going home from the Manchester Cotton Mill, Macon, Ga. Not allowed to photo inside. See photos 517 to 520.
RMBY1EP6–Chorlton Mill, listed former Victorian cotton mill, converted to loft apartments, edge of city centre, Manchester, UK.
RM2F6W31J–Author: Wright & Lee. Panel (Furnishing Fabric) - c. 1851 - Probably Manufactured by Wright & Lee England, probably Manchester. Cotton, plain weave;
RM2BJ081T–The canteen at the Vine Cotton Mill in Royton, Greater Manchester, England - The table cloths and curtains are all made from cotton spun at the mill. Workers can get a three course meal for a shilling and anyone is welcome to play the piano which is rarely unoccupied. - 26 March 1946 -
RMRJN3RH–Illustration showing Soup kitchen in Manchester, run by the Society of Friends for 'victims of the Lancashire cotton famine, caused by the American Civil War. 1862
RM2BM3JK0–Inside a Manchester Cotton Mill,Cottonopolis,manufacturing cotton and cloth,cotton loom,weaving machine
RMFF971W–ENGLAND: COTTON FAMINE. /nThe home of a Manchester mill worker during the cotton famine in England following the Union blockade of Confederate ports during the American Civil War. Wood engraving, English, 1862.
RMHE00TG–Oldham, UK. 15th Dec, 2016. Emergency services have evacuated more than 100 nearby properties after a large blaze broke out at a paper mill site in Greater Manchester. More than 70 firefighters and 15 fire engines from Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service are tackling the fire at the building on Cardwell Street in Oldham, north-east of Manchester, on Thursday morning. © M Kyle/Alamy Live News
RM2G7WETY–The Oxygen Tower apartment block from the Cotton Field Park marina, New Islington, Ancoats, Manchester, England, UK
RMFF74EF–ENGLAND: FAMINE, 1862. /nProvision shop in Manchester, England, during the cotton famine resulting from the Union blockade of Confederate ports during the American Civil War. Wood engraving from an English newspaper of 1862.
RF2HJPH7Y–The 'Manchester of the Mediterranean,' Barcelona is Spain's industrial capital. In the cotton market bales are weighed in the open (1923)
RMBRJWX4–Chorlton Mill, listed former Victorian cotton mill now converted to loft apartments, edge of city centre, Manchester, England.
RMW886F2–A few of the youngsters in the Manchester Cotton Mills, Macon, Ga. I was not allowed to go inside. See photos 517 to 520.
RMPT1KWX–Interior of the Royal Exchange, Manchester, England. From The Business Encyclopedia and Legal Adviser, published 1920.
RMD95T71–Blackfriars Bridge, Manchester, England, showing cotton mills and industrial buildings along the River Irwell. Illustration by William Westall (1781-1850) for 'Great Britain Illustrated' by Thomas Moule (London, 1830).
RMKC1NBT–Piece, ca. 1780, British, Manchester, Cotton, L 34 1/2 x W. 27 3/4 inches, Textiles-Printed
RM2BM3JKG–Inside a Manchester Cotton Mill,Cottonopolis,manufacturing cotton and cloth,coning machine,coning area
RMFF7G7D–TEXTILE MANUFACTURE, 1840. /nWarping and winding. Interior view of a Manchester cotton manufactures mill.
RMHE00TC–Oldham, UK. 15th Dec, 2016. Emergency services have evacuated more than 100 nearby properties after a large blaze broke out at a paper mill site in Greater Manchester. More than 70 firefighters and 15 fire engines from Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service are tackling the fire at the building on Cardwell Street in Oldham, north-east of Manchester, on Thursday morning. © M Kyle/Alamy Live News
RM2G7WEPK–Cotton Field Wharf, Mansion House & Weavers Quay apartment blocks, from the Cotton Field Park marina, New Islington, Ancoats, Manchester, England, UK
RMTAACCJ–Scene during the cotton famine in Lancashire', 1862. Plate from The Illustrated London News, November 29th, 1863. The cotton famine was a depression in the textile industry in the North West of England brought about by the interruption of imports of cotton from America caused by the American Civil War. This engraving depicts a scene at the Manchester and Salford Provident Society, who issued provision tickets to help relieve the prevalent distress.
RM2D2YA69–Anna Novak (right) shares a drink today (Friday) with her sister Teresa Jablonska who she last saw 55 years ago. Ms Novak, was just 14 when Nazi troops stormed her small Polish village forcing her to abandon her family to work on a German farm. At the end of World War II, Anna was classed as a 'displaced' person and believing her parents were dead, she decided to start a new life in Britain, where she found work in the Manchester cotton mills. This past July, a inquisitive letter from the International Red Cross turned her world upside down, her sister, it said, was alive and well and living
RMM7BWE2–A few of the youngsters in the Manchester Cotton Mills, Macon, Ga. I was not allowed to go inside. See photos 517 to 520. LOC nclc.01611
RMP941E8–A few of the youngsters in the Manchester Cotton Mills, Macon, Ga. I was not allowed to go inside. See photos 517 to 520.
RMBRJWR2–Chorlton Mill, listed former Victorian cotton mill now converted to loft apartments, edge of city centre, Manchester, England.
RMWDKW46–Going home from the Manchester Cotton Mill, Macon, Ga. Not allowed to photo inside. See photos 517 to 520. Abstract: Photographs from the records of the National Child Labor Committee (U.S.)
RMMR3TY6–Illustrations depicting the dwellings of Manchester mill workers during the cotton famine caused by the American Civil War, showing them stripped of even their normal meagre comforts as everything possible was sold to provide food. Dated 19th century
RM2A2JAAM–E Pluribus Unum (From the Many, One) (Furnishing Fabric), 1825/35, England, Manchester, Manchester, Cotton, plain weave, engraved roller printed, glazed, 58.6 x 62.8 cm (23 x 24 3/4 in
RM2BM3JJ3–Inside a Manchester Cotton Mill,Cottonopolis,manufacturing cotton and cloth,1948 Roto-Coner machine
RMFFAAC3–ENGLAND: COTTON FAMINE. /nThe home of a Manchester mill worker during the cotton famine in England following the Union blockade of Confederate ports during the American Civil War. Wood engraving, English, 1862.
RMHE00W9–Oldham, UK. 15th Dec, 2016. Emergency services have evacuated more than 100 nearby properties after a large blaze broke out at a paper mill site in Greater Manchester. More than 70 firefighters and 15 fire engines from Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service are tackling the fire at the building on Cardwell Street in Oldham, north-east of Manchester, on Thursday morning. © M Kyle/Alamy Live News
RMD7E561–Swing bridge at the Cotton Field Park marina, New Islington, Ancoats, Manchester, England, UK
RMTXH424–Thomas Bazeley (1797-1885) English cotton manufacturer, merchant and politician. A member of the Anti-Cornlaw League. Member of Parliament for Manchester 1858-1880. Engraving c1860.
RM2H97P4M–General view of Stalybridge, Greater Manchester, Picture date: Friday November 19, 2021. Photo credit should read: Anthony Devlin
RM2BHDXJ2–Early 1900's photograph of Lancashire cotton spinner, standing next to a spinning mule in a cotton mill, wearing clogs, Radcliffe, Lancashire, U.K. circa 1915
RMD2KKW1–Cambridge Mill (Marsland's Mill) (1813) , former cotton mill, converted to loft apartments, edge of city centre, Manchester, UK.
RM2H9GG24–Tameside Winter Snow, Dukinfield, Greater Manchester, England. Grade II listed Tower Mill former cotton mill designed by Potts, Pickup & Dixon in 1885
RMHHG4JP–The Cotton Famine (Lancashire Cotton Famine). School for out of work mill hands, operating in Stirling's Mill, Manchester.
RM2A2JAGC–A Chinese Tea Party (Furnishing Fabric), c. 1854, Manufactured by Daniel Lee & Co. (English, active 1876-1900), England, Manchester, Manchester, Cotton, plain weave, roller printed, 229.9 x 221.4 cm (90 1/2 x 87 in
RM2BM3JJB–Inside a Manchester Cotton Mill,Cottonopolis,manufacturing cotton and cloth,1948 Roto-Coner machine
RMFF92CH–TEXTILE MANUFACTURE, 1840. /nReeding and drawing-in. Interior view of a Manchester cotton manufactures mill. Lithograph, English.
RMHE00W3–Oldham, UK. 15th Dec, 2016. Emergency services have evacuated more than 100 nearby properties after a large blaze broke out at a paper mill site in Greater Manchester. More than 70 firefighters and 15 fire engines from Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service are tackling the fire at the building on Cardwell Street in Oldham, north-east of Manchester, on Thursday morning. © M Kyle/Alamy Live News
