Tutt’s Longfield Mill
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One of the windmills on the West Hill, this smock mill constructed in 1823 was located between Plynlimmon Road and St. Mary's Terrace - the latter of which was earlier known as Longfield. The following millers were known to have used this mill: Tutt, Strickland, Williams and Woolgar. By September of 1866, it was merely a shell and demolished soon after[1].
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- ↑ Justin Brice
