Aberdeen media company AVC is looking for memorabilia of Grandholm Mill But before AVC Media move into the Grandholm Mill, it needs old photographs and memories of the B-listed building to use in the refurbishment. The firm, which specialises in audio visual, filming, 3D animation, website, design and PR services, would potentially use the material for a public open day and as artwork for the walls of the 222-year-old premises. The building was once the biggest woollen mill in Scotland and was the site where J&J Crombie Ltd was based for much of its 200-year-old history and manufacturing the famous Crombie Coat, which has been worn by the new Doctor Who Peter Capaldi. Spencer Buchan, managing director of AVC Media, said it would be particularly good to speak to people who worked at the mill. The history of the building is very important to the firm and we want it to be somewhere which reflects that while also being a welcoming place to work for our clients and staff. Our architects and builders are taking out the current layout and a new one is to be built, which will be more in-keeping with the building's industrial history. We conducted a fair amount of research into the building and while we found some amazing journals and documents kept at Aberdeen City Council's archive department, there wasn't as many photographs as we thought there was going to be. Spencer continued: "We'd love to see photographs of inside the mill - its machinery and the people working there - as we couldn't find any easily-available ones of these subjects. Thousands of people worked at the mill over the years including whole generations of families and we'd love their stories to be preserved for ever. AVC Media, which employs 42 staff, is due to move from their current location in Altens to Grandholm Mill in February. Anyone with information, photographs or memories they would like to share can email Karen Allan here.