Le Tall's Mill Lincoln
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Le Tall's Mill Lincoln
Image: © Colin Mitchell Taken: 12 Nov 2005
Located just off the High Street in Princess Street. Built late 1840's as a five sail mill. Passed to Henry Le Tall in 1871. Was converted to run under steam power with roller flour mills before being gutted and used as a silo and water tower with Le Tall's name distinctly on the top. Now converted into flats. This huge tower dwarfs the surrounding houses and is the second highest in the country after Moulton Mill.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.220888
Longitude
-0.547153