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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 815229
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/815229
NT51SW 85 5017 1478
Originally erected in 1888 as a boiler house and dyeworks for Messrs. William Galloway and Sons, the building remained in their hands for only five years. In 1898 the building was recorded, by Goodfellow, as being in the hands of Messrs. H Stevenson and Sons, Boxmakers, Manchester. Thereafter until 1914, when Messrs James Renwick and Company moved in, it is not known who occupied this building.
Information taken from The Industrial Archaeology of the Tweed and Hosiery Textiles Mills of Hawick, with particular reference to their development, ownership and prime movers between 1820 and 1930, October 1997
During March 1999, RCAHMS conducted a photographic survey of the remaining textile mill structures in Hawick. The purpose of this survey was to enhance and augment the holdings of the existing National Monuments Record Scotland.
Visited by RCAHMS (MKO), March 1999
