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Recently restored by the National Trust. The mill was built in the early days of the industrial revolution (c1800) by Abraham Gibson. It was powered by a 5hp water wheel. Work had stopped by the end of the century. It then took on a new role as a Roller Skating Rink and Dance Hall with boating on the mill  ponds and became very popular with day trippers.&#13;
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HARDCASTLE CRAGS&#13;
Passing Lord Holme Mill [Gibson's Mill], in a few minutes the tourist reaches Hardcastle Crags. These crags are simply the debris of a landslip many years ago.&#13;
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