The Mill Bridge

Causeway, stepped out twice on the W side for the base of the demolished c. 1820 mill and its narrower N wing. The short section of main causeway to left on W has the lower part faced with squared stone in regular courses, the upper part is slightly set back and of rubble with flat grey limestone parapet coping stones. Sluice gate arch with tooled squared stone voussoirs and keystone. Projection for N wing of mill has large raking buttress of squared stone. Main mill projection has a large segmental arch towards the right with raised voussoirs of cut stone. The mill walls have been taken down to parapet level of the causeway, with similar copings. Short length of causeway to right of projection. On E side, continuous masonry with squared stone in regular courses to lower part and rubble above, coped parapet. Raised arch of cut stone to mill on left, flush similar arch to sluice on right. The surviving low walls of the mill have entrances at S end and on E.