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A multi-story building with a steep roof stands by a riverbank lined with a tall hedge and a white wooden fence.

Eaton Socon Mill

Eaton Mills, School Lane, Eaton Socon

History of Eaton Mills

Listed Building

Circa 1847. 3 storeys. … Stone plaque at 2nd floor level inscribed “T G C 1847”. (Historic England)

Mill fell into disuse in the 1960s. A garden centre and housing was built. The mill became the Riverside Tavern in the 1980s.

(Huntingdonshire Through Time, Akeroyd and Clifford)

Sources

  • Book
  • Historic England
  • Postcard

Tags

  • Listed building
  • watermill

Projects

  • Eaton Socon

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