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GRIMSBY ICE FACTORY

Grimsby Ice Factory

The Grimsby Ice Factory is a unique survivor of the Victorian industrial era. This gigantic ice-making machine, with a footprint of over an acre, is thought to be the earliest and largest known surviving ice factory in the world, and the sole survivor from this period to retain its machinery.

Great Grimsby Ice Factory Trust (GGIFT) was founded in July 2010 in response to a series of public meetings, arranged by the Grimsby, Cleethorpes & District Civic Society, to draw attention to the plight of the Grimsby Ice Factory and historic dock peninsula, known locally as the Kasbah.

Great Grimsby Ice Factory Trust

Founded in 2010 to draw attention to the plight of the Grimsby Ice Factory …

History of the Grimsby Ice Factory

The Grimsby Ice Factory is a unique heritage asset, of international importance …

History of Grimsby Docks

Since mediaeval times, fishing has been important to the town …

Educational Resources

Find out more about the Grimsby Ice Factory …

Project Ice Interviews

Recording the memories of past employees of the Grimsby Ice Factory …

GGIFT Projects

Various projects undertaken by the Great Grimsby Ice Factory Trust …

Reports

English Heritage – Grimsby Fish Docks Report
English Heritage – Ice Factory Report
Grimsby Ice Factory Appraisal of Existing Structure
Grimsby Ice Factory Conservation Statement

The Great Grimsby Ice Factory Trust is funded and supported by the following organisations.