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The farmyard opposite the village shop in Kilmington. This later became Nicholl’s saw mill and now houses are built there.
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The millwheel, Lordsmead Mill, c.1910. This former corn mill became a linen factory in the 19th century.
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The old pump house at Lordsmead Mill. This is now being restored and to be used for a small hydro-electricity plant.
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Excavation at Lordsmead Mill in July, 2012, in preparation for the installation of a small hydro-electricity plant.
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Devastation at Gasper Mill, Stourton, 28th. June, 1917. This followed heavy rain which caused a dam to burst at Gasper.