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Castle Mills

Photograph at the Castle Mills blue plaque

Built in 1764 Castle Mills is a Grade 2 listed building. From 1770 to 1972 it was a flax mill producing fine quality linen. It was granted The Royal Warrant by Queen Victoria as "suppliers to all royal palaces". Closing in 1972 it was converted to 21 dwellings by local builder Ken Hudson.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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