Bridge Over Mill Stream At King'S Mills, With Walls To Mill Stream And Mill Wheel

The bridge over the mill stream at King's Mills, built around 1800, features attached walls to the mill stream and a mill wheel. Constructed of ashlar stone, the bridge has ashlar coping on the parapet on the northeast side and includes two semi-circular arches, with the northern arch being smaller and partly blocked. There are ashlar retaining walls along the mill stream, and a fragment of ashlar walling with a wooden lintel is located over the mill stream to the southwest of the wheel. The large double mill wheel, approximately 6 meters in diameter, has three heavy cast iron rims, spokes, a spindle, and some wooden paddles. The outer wheel on the southeast side includes gearing notches, and there is another gear wheel on the far side. This structure is a surviving fragment of a large mill complex.