Arrangements are in hand to visit the above Mill, built by Samuel Greg in 1784. In 1820 a new Mill was added which created space for more spinning and carding machines.  300 workers were operating 1000 spindles. New scutching room , steam engines and boiler room were added in the 19th century. There is Quarry Bank House , the Apprentice House, which housed as many as 90 children as young as eight years old packed in together, all available to visit. There are extensive gardens which incorporate natural and industrial features side by side to create drama and interest There is a cafe on site where members can purchase refreshments for lunch. Return coach travel from Maghull Square , Cost is £21 for National Trust and £41 for non members (join prior to trip and it is only £21) See George or Jeff at AFF desk or text George on 07826 048379

I have been advised by Queen Street Textile Museum , where we are having lunch that the sandwich choices are

Cheese and Red Onion

Chicken Salad

Turkey with Stuffing

The sandwich can be on “wholemeal roll” or “white bread”

Members are to text or call George on 07826 048379 to advise which sandwich they want and whether they want wholemeal roll or white bread

This information is required , at the latest by Tuesday 13th May