Black Dyke Mills
An icon on the outskirts of Halifax
Although ouitside the old borough boundary of Halifax, Black Dyke Mills in Queensbury is often associated with the town as it was a major employer for the local population.
It was also home to the world famous Black Dyke Mills Band who are still in existance today even though the mill is not longer in actions.
There is a very interesting website that chronicles the mill, and the area it is located in, please visit for further information https://www.blackdykemills.org/queensbury.html
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