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Lymefield and Broad Mills Heritage Site, Etherow Valley, Lower Market Street, Broadbottom, SK14 6AA – Visit Now
Even the most rural parts of Manchester are full of reminders of the cotton industry. Broadbottom, near Stalybridge, is no exception, and it even has a working textile mill to go along with all the old ones. Some of those ruined buildings have been thoughtfully turned into a conservation area by Tameside Council, with trails, information boards and picnic areas dotted around the River Etherow at one end of the village. It’s called the Broad Mills Heritage Site, and there’s a small visitor centre. Inevitably, there’s a good tearoom at the nearby garden centre, as well as a couple of pubs in the village itself. Broadbottom station is on the Piccadilly to Glossop line.
- Etherow Valley, Lower Market Street
- Broadbottom
- SK14 6AA
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- Website: www.tameside.gov.uk
Opening Hours
- Mon: Open 24 hrs
- Tue: Open 24 hrs
- Wed: Open 24 hrs
- Thu: Open 24 hrs
- Fri: Open 24 hrs
- Sat: Open 24 hrs
- Sun: Open 24 hrs
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