TIDEMILLS
Site |
NGR |
Description |
Source |
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London |
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New Mill Rotherhithe |
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C18 |
Pelham |
Kings Mill Rotherhithe |
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T |
Three mills distillery, Three Mills Lane , Newham E3 |
TQ 3882 |
rebuilt 1776. Includes The House Mill, Listed I. and its sister building The Clock Mill. Listed II |
NMR |
Deptford, R Ravensbourne |
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tide mill on the west bank to the north of Deptford Bridge by C14- closed after a fire in 1970. . Another in Pot Mead, later the site of Deptford /Borthwick Wharf |
Phillpotts
C. Study of Deptford creek. Greenwich ind. hist.Vol. 2, Issue 2, March 1999 |
Deptford, Old Flood (Robinson); Kings (St. Pauls); Lambs |
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Possibly same as last |
T |
East Greenwich |
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T |
River Fleet; Roman site |
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Horsley Down Tooley Street |
TQ 335803 |
temp Edward 1- gone |
W |
Kings mill below Thames Tunnel |
? |
C18 -gone |
W |
Nine Elms |
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c 1786- destroyed by railway |
W |
Savoy mill at E side St Saviours dock Southwark |
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C18- gone |
W |
London bridge mill |
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Several mills at various times. Gone |
W |
East Greenwich mill |
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1801. Now site of Dome |
Mary Mills. 1999. AN INDUSTRIAL HISTORY OF THE GREENWICH PENINSULA |
Paris Garden Bankside |
TQ318805 |
Present by 1113. gone |
Carlin |
Battle Mills Battle Bridge Lane. |
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Until C17 |
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Crash Mills Wapping |
TQ342803 |
gone |
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River Fleet: Templars' mill |
TQ 316810 |
C1200-1307 |
Reid 1954 p 229 |
Southwark |
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documentary evidence for 17 mills on six sites at the peak (late 13th/early 14th century) reducing to six mills on four sites by the early 16th century along the south bank of the Thames from Paris Garden (Bankside: TQ318805) in the west to Horselydown (Tooley Street: TQ335803) in the east. |
Martha
Carlin Medieval Southwark_London: Hambledon Press 1996, pp 55-7. Richard Holt The Mills of Medieval England Oxford: Blackwell 1988, pp 163-70. |
St Katherines by Tower |
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demolished
temp Richard I |
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St Thomas, Three mills, Spilmans, Abbey, Saynes
mills also Stratford |
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K.R. Fairclough, 'Temple Mills as an industrial site in the 17th century' Essex Archaeology and History 22 (1991) 115-21 at 118-9 |