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Langcliffe Mills Sports Club
Key Words :- sports pavillion sports ground
Viewing the Site :- visible from adjacent road
Address :- Lodge Lane, Langcliffe, Settle, North Yorkshire, BD24
Grid Ref :- SD 8181 6470
Co-ordinates :- Lat 54.077898 , Long -2.279504
Local Authority :- Craven District Council
Pre 1974 County :- Yorkshire - West Riding
Site Status :- Site extant - Protected status unknown
Site Condition :- Site refurbished to residential housing
Site Dates :- 1927 -
Description and History of Site:-
The site consists of a large early-twentieth-century sports pavillion standing above and looking down on a large area that was formerly a recreation/sports ground for workers and their families at Langcliffe High and Shed Mills. It had a full-size crown-green bowling green, a putting green and three hard tennis courts. The pavillion had an assembly room, cloak rooms, a kitchen and offices. After the mills closed, in 1955, the pavillion was converted into a dwelling.
It was built by Fine Cotton Spinners Association, which then owned the two Langcliffe cotton mills, as a facility for employees, retirees and their families and was opened on 10 June 1927.
Further Reading and References:-
Various authors. 2002. More glimpses of Langcliffe. Settle: Hudson History, p. 68.
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Grid Ref :- SD 8181 6470
Co-ordinates :- Lat 54.077898 , Long -2.279504
Local Authority :- Craven District Council
Pre 1974 County :- Yorkshire - West Riding
Site Status :- Site extant - Protected status unknown
Site Condition :- Site refurbished to residential housing
Site Dates :- 1927 -
The site consists of a large early-twentieth-century sports pavillion standing above and looking down on a large area that was formerly a recreation/sports ground for workers and their families at Langcliffe High and Shed Mills. It had a full-size crown-green bowling green, a putting green and three hard tennis courts. The pavillion had an assembly room, cloak rooms, a kitchen and offices. After the mills closed, in 1955, the pavillion was converted into a dwelling.
It was built by Fine Cotton Spinners Association, which then owned the two Langcliffe cotton mills, as a facility for employees, retirees and their families and was opened on 10 June 1927.
Various authors. 2002. More glimpses of Langcliffe. Settle: Hudson History, p. 68.
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