fulling mill, Kilnstones (2) | ||
locality:- | Kilnstones | |
civil parish:- | Longsleddale (formerly Westmorland) | |
county:- | Cumbria | |
locality type:- | fulling mill (?) | |
locality type:- | mill (?) | |
coordinates:- | NY50040192 | |
1Km square:- | NY5001 | |
10Km square:- | NY50 | |
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BQX89.jpg (taken 29.6.2009) BQX90.jpg (taken 29.6.2009) |
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BQX91.jpg (taken 29.6.2009) BQX92.jpg Could this be the mill race? (taken 29.6.2009) BQX93.jpg (taken 29.6.2009) BQX94.jpg (taken 29.6.2009) BQX95.jpg Drystone walling. (taken 29.6.2009) |
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MN photo:- |
Chris Healey surveyed the site on behalf of the estate, June 2009. |
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BQY06.jpg (taken 29.6.2009) BQY07.jpg (taken 29.6.2009) BQY08.jpg Plotting the building outline, measuring from a fixed line at regular intervals. (taken 29.6.2009) BQY09.jpg Plumb bob, ruler, etc (taken 29.6.2009) BQY10.jpg Kit. (taken 29.6.2009) BQY11.jpg Kit. (taken 29.6.2009) BQY12.jpg Measuring tapes. (taken 29.6.2009) |
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notes:- |
There is said to have been a fulling Mill here, perhaps in Kilnstones Wood. Perhaps
on Reeve Gill? |
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: 2009: Archaeological Data Service &ADS |
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The structure does not instantly look like a fulling mill, or any sort of water mill.
It is situated a long way from the beck, and has no obvious supply of water. A leat
would have been difficult over the hillside. And: why is an industrial building placed
so far from the drove route, 100-150 feet below? I'm not convinced of the identification. |
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