Blackdown Mill
Introduction
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Blackdown Mill
Image: © Janet Richardson Taken: 27 Oct 2005
This Windmill originally stood at "Three Chimneys" in Kent. It was purchased by Samuel Dallaway and brought to this site and erected in 1856 by a Heathfield millwright. It is known as the Blackdown Mill but perhaps more widely known as the Cherry Clack Mill as it was originally in a cherry orchard.
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Image Location
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50.963653
Longitude
0.315547