O. S. Map 1882
Courtesy of NLS map images
Courtesy of NLS map images
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Morley St Botolph
postmill |
Morley St Botolph post mill stood at Mill Farm to the north west of the village and was an open trestle postmill that had previously been dismantled and moved from its position near the gas works in Queen's_Road_Attleborough. The mill was powered by 2 double shuttered patent sails and 2 common sails. A 6 bladed fan on a tailpole turned the mill to wind. |
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O. S. Map 1882 Courtesy of NLS map images |
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O.S. Map 2005 Image reproduced under licence from Ordnance Survey |
White's 1890: Edward Clarke, farmer & Wicklewood White's 1890: William Clarke, farmer - Morley St. Peter |
| c.1804: Mill moved from Queen's Road, Attleborough Bryant's map 1826: Windmill Pigot's 1830: William Clarke, miller, Morley Greenwood's map 1834: Windmill White's 1836: Charles Clarke, miller White's 1845: Charles Clarke, miller White's 1854: Charles Clarke, farmer & miller 1856: Charles Clarke, miller c.1857: Charles Clarke died 1858: Mrs. Rebecca Clarke, farmer & miller 1863: Charles Copeland Clarke, miller White's 1864: Charles Coplin Clarke, farmer & corn miller Kelly's 1879: Charles Clarke, miller & farmer White's 1883: Charles Clarke, miller & farmer O.S. map 1884: Windmill 1888: Charles Clarke, miller & farmer White's 1890: Charles Clarke, farmer 1970: Leonard L. Clarke, Mill Farm (had sketch of the mill) |
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