Schoose mill
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Schoose mill
Image: © Jim Woodward-Nutt Taken: 31 Dec 2010
The mill is part of the model farm erected about 1800 by John Christian Curwen. It was used for powering farm machinery in the adjacent barns, as well as for milling. This close-up shows the stone tapered door frames. The openings all had double doors opening outwards, to allow for sacks to be hoisted to each level.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.637542
Longitude
-3.529019