Early 20th century flour mill and possible sacking/distribution building, adjacent to Fullbridge Mill (EHER 40720)

A roller mill building which is sited immediately east and to the rear of Fullbridge Mill (EHER 38283), and which was presumably part of the same operation. It was served by its own wharf to the east (now infilled) and is a large structure of multiple storeys and roof heights clad in either corrugated iron or asbestos sheeting. A lower range projects to the north and may have been a sacking or distribution building.

2008. Water and Steam Mills in Essex field survey. A roller mill building is sited immediately east and to the rear of Fullbridge Mill (EHER 38283). It appears to be within the same site as Fullbridge and therefore presumably part of that operation. It was served by its own wharf to the east (now infilled) and is a large structure of multiple storeys and roof heights clad in either corrugated iron or asbestos sheeting. Most noticeable is the taller silo range, elevator tower and loft fronting onto the riverside. A lower gabled roller mill range projects to the rear (north) while a modern single-storey (possible sacking/distribution) building lies to west. The mill is now redundant although some associated buildings appear to be in employed in other business use. <1>