English: Adelphi Mill and Macclesfield Canal at Bollington, Cheshire Constructed circa 1868 by Martin Swindells, a local cotton spinner who also owned Clarence Mill in Bollington, he built The Adelphi Mill for his two sons, hence the name 'Adelphi', which is Greek for brothers. It is now converted to offices. http://www.adelphimill.co.uk/history.asp
The "pub" which had staircases down to the canal towpath is now disused; it had a very short life.
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