Bakers Mill - Until the middle of the C19 known as Twissels Mill (Grade 2 Listed)

Bakers Mill - Until the middle of the C19 known as Twissels Mill (Grade 2 Listed)

Photographs L - R, T - B :-

1. Bakers Mill
2. Specification for building works, Bakers Mill, 1927
3. Bakers Mill
4. Bakers Mill and Frampton
5. Bakers Mill, 1908
6. Bakers Mill, 1908
7. Bakers Mill, 1908
8. Bakers Mill c. 1975

Overview :
Until the middle of the nineteenth century this was known as Twissells Mill after the family who had owned it since at least 1581. Mainly worked as a corn mill, it was equipped as a cloth mill in 1821. This building gives an idea of how small the early mills were.

Extract from Grade 2 Listing description :
Formerly mill house, now detached house. Mid-late C17; c1960 enlargement. Random rubble limestone; ashlar and rubble chimneys; stone slate roof. Two-storey with attic. Later range to east forms L-plan.

Picturesque position alongside mill pond.

Oakridge History Group

Bakers Mill is a Grade 2 Listed Building in The National Heritage List for England, you can see its full listing details here :
http://list.historicengland.org.uk/resultsingle.aspx?uid=1091262