Description

ST11NW WELLINGTON WITHOUT CP

8/183 Mill and chimney adjoining
Prowse's Villa

II
Shown on OS map as Prowse's Mill. Textile mill and chimney, now disused. Circa 1800, chimney mid-late C19. Red
sandstone random rubble, plinth dressed stone voussoirs, slate roof, coped verges. Plan: mill facing south, cottage
abutting south-east corner (not included in this list) and remains of engine house and chimney to east. Mill: 3
storeys, 2 bays, segmental headed 8x6-pane sash windows, internally boarded up with many panes of glass broken; left
return 4 segmental headed sash windows on upper storey with remains of shaft drive wheel, lower storey masked by
remains of outbuilding; right return square headed loft opening flanked by semi-circular headed windows, inserted
doorway first floor, ground floor entrance masked by brick outbuildings continued north to chimney. Interior: shallow
brick vaults on cast iron columns. Remains of red brick engine house only partially seen; red brick chimney square in
plan: splayed out at base, dog tooth moulded plinth, moulded cornice.

Listing NGR: ST1134519869

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26582865

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