A major fire has broken out at a 19th century factory in Keighley, West Yorkshire. More than 4000 square meters caught fire!
Keighley Fire Brigade, a town in West Yorkshire in England, announced last night that they had tried to put out a fire in the heart of a former textile factory in the town, Dalton Mills, but the interiors of it finally went completely down. smoke: only its storefront and clock tower have held up, as can be seen in these photos shared by Abaca. Malik Walton, cameraman for a city television channel, also shared snapshots and information about the fire, live on Twitter :
Make pumps 20 building fire, currently ongoing at Dalton Mills in Keighley. @WYFRSControl have @WYFRS crews from across the county there along with crews from @NorthYorksFire Skipton. @YorkshireHart also assisting. pic.twitter.com/oVkkz5Eua2
— Malik Walton 🇺🇦 (@Cameramal) March 3, 2022
This 19th century building of 4200 square meters, inaugurated in 1869, employed up to 2000 people at the height of its success, at the turn of the 20th century, then was closed to later serve as sets for films and English series . Two particularly popular shows have partly been filmed there in recent years: Downton Abbey and Peaky Blindersas well as the movie Golem, the London Slayer, released with Bill Nighy in 2016 or more BBC productions. The site was particularly appreciated by the technical teams for its large size and its multiple historical aspects, regret the local authorities.
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