Mill site, Erganagh Road, Castlederg BT81 7JS

Detached two-storey rubble former flax mill , built c.1840. Rectangular on plan facing south and located on the west side of Erganagh Road. Pitched corrugated iron roof, iron ridge, concrete skews and metal rainwater goods. Uncoursed rubble stone walling with redbrick quoins, all in lime mortar. Square-headed door and window openings with stone and timber lintels having some metal casement windows. Multi-bay two-storey south elevation with squared stone quoins visible to the centre, indicating an extension of the structure to the east. East section has largely collapsed. West gable is blank with an attached iron vertical breastshot waterwheel with timber floatboards, formerly fed by a rubblestone sluice (channelled from the nearby river). Rear north elevation is partially built into the sloping site with two openings. East gable is blank. To the north is the remains of a chimneystack, built in rubble stone to the base with squared stone quoins and redbrick to the remainder laid in stretcher bond with a brick string course. On the summit of the hill is a range of early twentieth-century cement rendered buildings with asbestos pitched roofs. Roof Corrugated iron Walling Uncoursed rubble / redbrick quoins Windows Metal casement Rainwater goods Metal