NETHER ALDERLEY WATERMILL (SJ 843762).

The article offers information on the Nether Alderley Watermill in Cheshire, England which was discussed at the 133rd Summer Meeting of the Royal Archaeological Institute in 1987. The Watermill was built by Thomas Stanley in 1580. The motive power for the mill is the water filling the lake and the m...

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Publicado en:Archaeological Journal Vol. 144; p. 19
Autor principal: Boucher, Cyril
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd 1987
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