Clapton Mill
Introduction
The photograph on this page of Clapton Mill by ANDY FISH as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © ANDY FISH Taken: 4 Apr 2006
Corn milling has taken place at Clapton Mill since at least 1257. It has a huge 21ft diameter waterwheel - fed from two rivers driving four pairs of stones, and a complete Armfield roller mill plant with its original Ruston and Hornsby oil engine. The Mill worked commercially until 1991. A recently installed hydroelectric turbine, generating green energy, has also brought new life to the mill.
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