Late 18th century tower mill, Mount Hebron (EHER 177)

A tower mill for the milling of cereals. Dated to 1796 from the lintel above the doorway, that continued to work until 1911. Around the mill are four stones bearing the arms of the Chiswell family of Debden Hall.

Original HER entry merged with NRHE data import: The shell of a circular tower mill, late 18th century, red brick with painted domed cap. Stone over doorway dated 1796. Converted into a private residence named Mount Hebron. No sails or machinery survive. <1> <2> <3> <4> Tower Mill, preserved as private residence. <5> Little of this mill can be seen from the public road. It was built in 1796, stopped work in 1911 and was converted into a house in 1957. It has no sails or machinery. <6> A tower mill for the milling of cereals. Dated to 1796 from the lintel above the doorway, that continued to work until 1911. Around the mill are four stones bearing the arms of the Chiswell family of Debden Hall. <7> <8> See also: <9> Debden Windmill (Dis) (NAT). <10> Debden windmill. The shell of a circular tower mill, late 18th century, red brick with pointed domed cap. Stone over doorway dated 1796. <11> 1975. Field survey. Now converted into a private residence named Mount Hebron. No sails or machinery survive. <12>