Constructed in anticipation of the new town of Telford, which would eventually supplant the decaying thoroughfare of Wellington, Telford Odeon played a pivotal role in welcoming 'new towners' to their community. Situated on the Oakengates precinct, Telford Odeon is one of the last remaining art deco cinemas in the UK, boasting an impressive facade designed by architect in John Alexander Harrison. Its clean lines, glimmering gold accents, and prominent tower, evoke an aura of elegance and sophistication. ...
The Mackinnon Mill was constructed in 1824 by John and Andrew Mackinnon, two Scottish entrepreneurs who saw an opportunity to invest in the rapidly growing textile industry. The mill was designed to produce cotton yarn, which was in high demand at the time. Located on the River Coat, the mill's access to water power allowed it to generate the energy needed to power its machinery. Talented bowlers gather here to hone their skills, participate in mini-tournaments, and socialize with ...
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