Meadow Mill

Meadow Mill is a cotton spinning mill, later used as a lace factory and now functioning as a warehouse. It was built around 1865 by Thomas Chambers Hine of Nottingham for W.E. & F. Dobson. The building has been altered in the late 20th century. It is constructed of red brick with ashlar dressings and features hipped slate roofs. The mill has a plinth and a moulded cornice with a parapet that conceals a clerestory roof. Most of the windows are renewed metal framed casements. The structure rises five storeys plus attics and has a U-shaped plan with 30 x 12 windows. There are slightly projecting corner bays with round-arched windows. The south front displays a regular arrangement of 28 windows, with single windows in the end bays. The right return has a similar arrangement with 11 windows and a blank end bay to the left. The left return features similar fenestration, including an off-centre full height projection. The rear wings contain four windows, and the rear courtyard is marked by canted stair turrets at the return angles, along with two 20th-century stair turrets.