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Victoria Mill

Manchester, United Kingdom · built 1867

Victoria Mill is a Grade II* listed former cotton-spinning mill on Lower Vickers Street in Miles Platting, an inner-city district of Manchester, England. Designed by George Woodhouse and built in two phases in the late 19th century for William Holland & Sons, it formed part of the city's expanding textile industry and stood close to the Rochdale Canal and Varley Street. The mill later became part of the Fine Cotton Spinners and Doublers Association and continued in production until 1960. After standing partly vacant for many years, it was converted in the early 2000s for mixed residential and commercial use, with key historic features retained.

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