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information and 233,587 images on early companies, their products and the
people who designed and built them.
Waterwheel is just visible to left of building~20 ft dia undershot waterwheelNote how the rim sections are connected, by bolted lap joint backed by fishplate (upper left of photo)
in Chew Magna, Bath & North East Somerset
A former watermill on the River Chew, now (2016) disused. An investigation in 2007 revealed little of historic interest within the mill[1]. However, the large undershot waterwheel is of interest, and is the only identified surviving product of H. Hazard and Locke of Bedminster Bridge Foundry, Bristol. It bears the date 1850.
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↑[1] 'Tunbridge Mill, Chew Magna
(Bath and North East Somerset) - Assessment of the Machinery and Equipment' by Andrew F Smith, BSc, MA, CEng, MIEE on behalf of JT Group Limited, Avon Archaeological Unit Limited, Bristol, May 2007