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Dundee, Princes Street, Upper Dens Mills, Interior View of fulling house showing proofing machine, J. H. Riley and Company, Bury
SC 543322
Description Dundee, Princes Street, Upper Dens Mills, Interior View of fulling house showing proofing machine, J. H. Riley and Company, Bury
Date 17/5/1978
Collection Papers of Professor John R Hume, economic and industrial historian, Glasgow, Scotland
Catalogue Number SC 543322
Category On-line Digital Images
Scope and Content Upper Dens Factory, Dundee, Angus This linen-weaving factory was founded by Baxter Brothers, and became part of one of the largest linen complexes in the world, with yarn spun in the Lower Dens Mill, and woven and finished in the Upper Dens Factory. This view shows the dye house, with two coating machines in the foreground, and a train of drying rolls in the background. This equipment was used to waterproof canvas for making tarpaulins. The Dens complex, by that time in the ownership of Low and Bonar, was closed in 1978. Subsequently the 1850 factory was converted into flats, and most of the rest of the Upper Dens Factory was demolished. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
External Reference H78/108/4
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