The 'new' mill behind Gresgarth Hall
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The 'new' mill behind Gresgarth Hall
Image: © Robert Alexander Taken: 11 Jun 2006
The old mill at Gresgarth Hall. The site of the earliest mill, and associated water management, though the current building was constructed following the fire of 1780. The height of the leet suggests it was an undershot water wheel.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.063505
Longitude
-2.716529