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Erpingham
towermill |
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18th May 1981 |
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Erpingham towermill was built of red brick and probably tarred at one point. The mill had 4 patent sails and a fantail that drove two pairs of French burr stones, a flour mill and jumper. The tower had two opposite doors on the ground floor that still remained in 2004 along with around 11 feet of the tower base incorporated into an outhouse. |
Tithe Award 1840 |
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No. 335 |
Mill, House, Yard etc. |
0a. 0r. 38p. |
1s. 2d. |
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To be Sold by Private Contract |
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TO LET |
To be let |
To Millers |
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Ordnance Survey Map 1890 Image produced from the www.old-maps.co.uk service with permission of Landmark Information Group Ltd. and Ordnance Survey |
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O.S. Map 2005 Image reproduced under licence from Ordnance Survey |
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September 2008 - adjacent wooden section shown in photo at top of page having been demolished |
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White's 1836: Benjamin Johnson, millwright |
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Calthorpe Rectory
Bailiff's account 1389: Underwood being sold at Whenemyllehill
White's 1845: James Bane, corn miller
February 1853: Mill advertised for sale by private contract |
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