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Windmill, Clifton Down, Bristol

A wind-powered corn mill and snuff mill in the historic county of Somerset, England.

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The windmill was erected in 1766, originally for corn, then later for grinding snuff. The mill caught fire on 30 October 1777, after which it was left derelict for 52 years. The building was never used as a mill again, and became a studio.

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Power source Wind
Mill type Tower mill
Mill function Corn mill, Snuff mill
Archive ID 13527
Location Clifton Down, Bristol
Historic county Somerset
Country England, United Kingdom
NGR ST 565 732
Latitude/longitude 51.45665396, -2.62644486

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