Listed Building record MDR14732 - Barnfield Mill, Mill Lane, Hathersage

Barnfield Mill, Mill Lane, Hathersage, a mid-18th century building. 'Formerly a needle manufactory. Now run-down buildings behind the frontage also have ornate features and a squat detached gritstone chimney to the rear. Robert and David Cook brought their needle business to Hathersage in 1811. In turn, the earlier wire drawing industry is said to have come to the village in the 1560s, being introduced by Christopher Schultz to make sieves for washing lead ore. Now Noutch & Sons.' (1) From the National Heritage List for England: 'This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 23 August 2022 to correct a typo in the description and to reformat the text to current standards SK 23 81 6/18 PARISH OF HATHERSAGE BARNFIELD Barnfield Works and detached chimney to south east II Former mill, now workshops. c1850. Regularly coursed gritstone, with rusticated quoins, plain gables, intermediate ridge stacks and Welsh slated roof. North west elevation. Two storeys, ten bays, the three bays to the north east end a dwelling. The fourth bay is slightly advanced and pedimented, with a depressed entrance archway with rusticated voussoirs with keyblock, giving access to an inner courtyard. Tripartite sash window above archway and, within apex of pediment, above a broad bandcourse, a stone roundel, formerly housing a clock face. Elsewhere, glazing bar sashes in flush stone surrounds, one modified to south west end bay at first floor level to serve as hoist entry. Detached tapering square stone chimney to rear of works. Listing NGR: SK2291881400.' (2)