We all hear about how industry used to be but at Queen Street Mill you can experience the reality

a good reminder to future generations of what working life was about, brought back my memories of walking past the clock tower mill and all the fluff on my way to school in the mornings

Good museum but not a lot for kids to keep their interest

Step back to a time when cotton was king. Interesting museum with the last working steam engine driven cotton mill in the world with friendly and informative staff.

Very realistic and authentic and perpetuated by a great team of Trustees and Staff

Home cooked fare, good value if a little basic. A good stopping point when visiting the historic museum.

Well-maintained with a working loom. Try and visit on machinery operating days. Refreshments and ample free parking. Combined with Towneley Hall makes a day out.

Queen Street Mill tells the story of the British textile industry. A cooperatively owned mill from the late 19th century, the mill has its original massive steam engine in operation -- truly amazing to see, hear, and feel it running. There is a weaving shed with hundreds of looms, and you hear the sound of the drive machinery and see... More