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A large stone and timber mill building stands behind a small arched bridge over a river, with people in a boat in the reeds.

Brampton Mill c.1920 (Norris Museum)

Brampton Mill

History of Bramton Mill

Listed Building

18th cent mill house


An 1885 Ordnance Survey map segment showing the river, a boat house, and the buildings of Brampton Mill near a sluice.

Brampton Mill OS 1885

In Domesday two mills are recorded for Brampton. By the 16th century there were four, one a fulling mill for cloth.

A yellow brick, two-story building with a tiled roof and blue-framed windows and doors, labeled The Brampton Mill on the facade.

Brampton Mill (RGL2025)

A river landscape with a foreground of dark water covered in green duckweed and white foam, surrounded by reeds and grassy banks.

Brampton Mill (RGL2025)

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