Description

FOUNTAIN STEERT 1. 5227 Stone built block at Day's Mill to rear of Fountain Street frontage ST 8599 6/89 II 2. Tucked behind the later C19 Fountain Street frontage. Once called Nailsworth Mill. Thought to have been rebuilt circa 1800 for Jeremiah Day. Stone built with slate roof. Typical 3 storey mill building on the Nailsworth Stream. Seven windows to south, the right hand one blind. Modern door to left. Later 3 storey brick extension to left (probably for an engine). North front has slight 2 window break (originally for a pediment), bays divided 2-2-4, lower floors obscured. This building is shown as 10 bays wide with central pedimented break in a mid C19 view illustrated in VCH Glos Vol XI opposite page 176.

Listing NGR: ST8500899658

External Links

• Wikidata Q26481927

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