Roughlee Parish Council is creating an industrial heritage trail to explore and celebrate the rich history of the three mills in the village: Thorneyholme, Dam Head and Roughlee Mill.
Pendle Forest History Group prepared an overview talk, which is available to view below.
Please watch this space as further details of the project are finalised and announced.
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