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Tocketts Mill
Tocketts Mill iis a watermill by Tocketts Beck, located about a mile and a half north-east of Guisborough. The mill seen today was built in c.1810, erected on site of an earlier mill.[1] The mill, fields, woodland and the Tocketts valley of were purchased by the first Earl of Zetland (1766-1839). The mill had high-grade milling stones, able to process wheat, rye, beans, peas and oats.The ground floor of the mill was also used as a buttery. The mill decommissioned from commercial work in 1960.[2] Following a period of disuse the water wheel and other machinery at the mill have been repaired and restored.Today the mill is the centre pice of Tocketts Mill Country Park & Restaurant. Tocketts Mill is Grade II* listed on the National Heritage List for England. The miller's house attached to the east side of the mill is Grade II listed.
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TOCKETTS MILL - List Entry
- "Watermill. Erected c.1810 (on site of earlier mill). Chevron dressed sandstone; Welsh slate roof; hipped to L.H.S. (W.) ; stone ridge/gable copings, brick stack against E. gable. 4 storeys Aqueduct …
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Tocketts Mill Country Park & Restaurant
- Official Website of Tocketts Mill Country Park & Restaurant
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The Water Mill
- "....The Manor of Tocketts is recorded in the Domesday Book from 1086 named as Tosceton. The mill, fields, woodland and the valley of Tocketts were originally purchased by the first …
Added by
Simon Cotterill
from https://historicengland.org.u…
TOCKETTS MILL - List Entry
- "Watermill. Erected c.1810 (on site of earlier mill). Chevron dressed sandstone; Welsh slate roof; hipped to L.H.S. (W.) ; stone ridge/gable copings, brick stack against E. gable. 4 storeys Aqueduct …
Added by
Simon Cotterill
from https://www.shorewoodlg.co.uk…
Tocketts Mill Country Park & Restaurant
- Official Website of Tocketts Mill Country Park & Restaurant
Added by
Simon Cotterill
from https://www.shorewoodlg.co.uk…
The Water Mill
- "....The Manor of Tocketts is recorded in the Domesday Book from 1086 named as Tosceton. The mill, fields, woodland and the valley of Tocketts were originally purchased by the first …
Added by
Simon Cotterill