Pleasley Vale Mills
The Pleasley Vale Mills are located in the Pleasley Vale, a small hamlet which spans the borders of Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire, within England. They have quite a disputed history, but they were established by Henry Hollins and some business partners during the 1700s. They are possibly most famously known for the creation and manufacture of the Viyella brand of fabric. The mills originally had harsh conditions, but they were reformed following fires which burnt down the original two mills and caused for them to be rebuilt. Today, the mills operate as a business park. Regarding the hauntings of this location, it's had a few vague reports. These include the famed names of Florence Nightingale and Dick Turpin, but they also include prehistoric spirits and a pair of legs with no torso which walk around the site. History The history of Pleasley Vale Mills, also known as Pleasley Vale Business Park, can be traced back to the 17th century, also known as the 1...