Southwell: Caudwell's Mill, 1993
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Image: © John Sutton Taken: 31 Aug 1993
Caudwell's Flour Mill was rebuilt several times after disastrous fires, getting bigger with each rebuilding. It closed in 1977. Old photographs show that the tower was once topped by a water tank. The mill was rail served, a siding from the Rolleston-Southwell-Mansfield line (which crossed Station Road behind the camera) terminating under a canopy next to the nearest (Mansard-roofed) part of the building. In 1993 Caudwell's was being converted into flats - Richard Croft's Image] shows the result, in 2007.