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Wind Mill


Wind Mill (aka Windmill) is a village in County Durham, located about 2 miles north of the village of Evenwood, in the civil parish of Evenwood & Barony. There is a Methodist Chapel (1868) and a Millennium Seat opposite the chapel has al plaque stating 'Wind Mill. There is no windmill now to be seen, although there once was, when called Pit Green. A place where local folk met for prayer, in the days before the chapel was there. From ancient maps as best we can tell, before then it was called Railey Fell. On the ridge of the valley above the River Wear. These stones mark its place in the millennium year"[1]

County Durham Evenwood and Barony Civil Parish
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Wind Mill

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Millennium Seat : Wind Mill

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Minor road reaching Wind Mill

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Wind Mill Methodist Church

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Primitive Methodist Chapel : Wind Mill

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Nettlebed House : Wind Mill

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Houses in Wind Mill

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Barns, Cock's Farm

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