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Two pale buildings with white weatherboard upper levels connected by a high-level pedestrian bridge over a narrow alleyway.

Mill, Linton

Linton Mill, Mill Lane, Linton

History of Linton Mill

Listed Building:

Watermill. Early C18, partly rebuilt and enlarged in C19 and 1903. Local brick and C19 brick painted, painted weather boarding to brick and timber- frame.

There has been a mill recorded on the site since c.1270. It was sold in 1908 to Linton Milling and Corn Co; it ceased working in c.1972. (Historic England)

W.M.Palmer wrote in 1913:

Although called Linton Mill, this was first built through an arrangement between the Bishop of Ely, who owned the manor of Hadstock, and the Lord of the Manor of Barham, in the first half of the thirteenth century, or earlier. The river was diverted to make the present dam….

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