A cobbled street view showing a brick and timber-clad building with open doors leading to a dark interior on the right.

Mill Lane looking towards river

14 – 15 Mill Lane, The Mill, Hazard Arms

History of 14 - 15 Mill Lane

The Mill was built in the 18th century. However much of the interior was recreated in the 1960s.

A whitewashed corner pub named The Mill, set against a modern concrete building under a bright and partially cloudy sky.

14 Mill Lane

1851 The Mill House

James Samuel, 58, millers man, b Shelford

In 1851 there is a publican at 15 Mill Lane which may be the same property.

Joseph Scarr, 58, publican, b Great Shelford

(14) William Green, 38, merchants clerk corn and coal, b Lincs

1861 ?

In 1861 Henry Hazard was living in Mill Lane, location unclear. In 1851, he was living with Ann Comings, his sister, at 7 Mill Lane. The location of this property is unclear but it was not the same as The Mill House where Jane Samuel lived.

1871 Hazard Arms

William Ayers

1881 The Mill

Henry Stevens

1891 The Mill

Henry Stevens

1901 The Mill

Martha Stevens

1911 not listed but see no.13

1913

Mill Tavern

Pre 1924:

A watercolor painting shows buildings lining a river, featuring a prominent wooden structure elevated on tall timber supports.

Projects

Mill Lane

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