Listed Building: FRANK WRIGHT'S CORN AND PROVENDER MILL (1335141)

1852. Formerly the railway engine house and goods shed. Later corn mill has been built in front of part of south-east facade. White sandstone, with slate roof, coped gabled end and stone chimney. One storey, 2 entrances with large pedimented wooden canopies supported on brackets. In addition to these 2 bays, 10 bays all recessed panels between plain pilasters. Corbelled cornice above each one. Centre 4 have blind archivolt with keystone and ledge. Door of similar type at south-west end. Windows on north-west elevation have cast iron glazing bars with margin lights. Some remnants of original translucent glass (ref Nixon F Industrial Archaelogy of Derbyshire).