Number of records found: 102
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Monument record: MDE11745 Lynbridge Mill (Monument)The mill was built c.1789 and is shown on the Lynton Tithe Map of 1840, along with the associated leat, millwheel and race. It was largely destroyed in the 1952 flood. This may be the site of Lynton's Domesday mill.
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Monument record: MDE21091 Countisbury Mill, Brendon (Building)The old corn mill is shown on historic mapping. It appears to have passed out of use at the end of the 19th Century and is now a private house.
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Monument record: MSO11515 Leigh Mill, Broadfield Wood (Monument)The mill was shown as a corn mill on the 1st Edition Ordnance Survey map. It is now in ruins.
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Monument record: MDE20890 Post-medieval sawmill at Oaklands (Monument)A sawmill built in 1875 including a water wheel, aqueduct and pond. The site was in use until much of the machinery was damaged during the Lynmouth Flood in 1952.
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Monument record: MSO11352 Nutscale Mill, Luccombe (Building)A single-storey stone built watermill was extant here in the 19th Century. It is now a dwelling. The leat is also shown on historic mapping.
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Monument record: MSO8646 Post-medieval waterwheel at Higher Rodhuish Farm (Monument)A farm overshot waterwheel has been recorded at this location.
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Monument record: MDE21144 Bumsley Mill or Heddon Valley Mill (Monument)Bumsley Mill, a corn mill, is shown on historic mapping. It was in use as a Youth Hostel between 1947 and 1953, suffering damage during the Lynmouth Flood in August 1952. It is now called Heddon Valley Mill.
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Monument record: MDE11478 Post-medieval leat to Heasley Mill (Monument)A well preserved leat which supplied the former corn mill at Heasley Mill survives as a 1.2 metre deep cutting with a 1 metre high bank on its lower side.
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Monument record: MDE21394 Post-medieval granary at Heasley Mill (Monument)The granary was part of the mill complex. Its exact location is not currently clear.
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Monument record: MDE21571 North Swincombe Mill (Monument)A waterwheel was installed in 1886 to grind corn, attached to a barn.