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Egypt Mill, Nailsworth

From Graces Guide

Parts of this former mill date back to the 16th century. In 1675 it was leased as 'a tenement, 2 fulling mills. 1 gig mill and a dye house'.[1]

It reverted to a grist mill, and is now a hotel and restaurant, with waterwheels and other machinery on display. Part of the machinery bears the name I. M. Butt and Co

[1] Hotel website


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  1. ↑ 'Gloucestershire Woollen Mills', J. Tann, 1967, quoted by Keith A. Falconer in 'Mills of the Stroud Valley' in Industrial Archaeology Review, Vol XVI No. 1, Autumn 1993
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