Mills Transformed is a project documenting mill buildings in the north of England which have been restored and repurposed through the passion and determination of inspiring people.
The project is being undertaken by Neil Horsley who has so far visited 35 mills to interview and photograph the people who have brought new life to these great buildings.
"Horsley's research and photographs have been turned into a stunning book"
Yorkshire Post
The Mills Transformed book has now been published by John Hudson Publishing and is available in local book shops or online via Waterstones, Amazon etc.
Drawing on the visited mill case studies the book reaches conclusions as to what makes a successful scheme and how further mills can be renovated and repurposed.Mills Transformed is a large format hardback book, printed on fine art paper, contains over 30,000 word book and 140 photographs and has a foreword by Historic England.
The book has been recently nominated by the Association for Industrial Archaeology for its Publication of the year and the Peter Neaverson Award for Outstanding Scholarship.
If you wish to order a signed copy please use the Contact page to obtain further details.
