English: Barker Royde Farm, Southowram Evidently a mill built next to a farm, but strangely not named as a mill on the old OS maps. It was built around 1849 to the order of William Barber, grandfather of architect William Swinden Barber and used as a mill for manufacturing carding equipment. It was later used as a store for Marshall's Quarry. It was bought by the owner of the farm in the 1970s and used for storage. It is now apartments.
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