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A mill building stands behind a riverbank where a person in a hat and coat stands on the grass near large, bare trees.

Duxford Mill, 1936

Duxford Mill

History of Duxford Mill

Listed Building

C18 with early C19 rebuilding and later C19 modifications. Restored and converted to domestic use c.1946. … The mill site recorded in the Doomesday survey, was owned by the de Colville family with Temple Manor in 1200, in 1230 the estate given to the Knight’s Templars

Ordnance Survey map fragment from 1901 showing Duxford Mill with numbered land plots and a river featuring a ford and bridge.

Duxford OS 1901

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  • Listed building
  • mill
  • watermill

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