NHER 8391 (Building) - Stubb Mill

Drainage mill. On (S1).
E. Rose (NAU).

September 1987. Listed, Grade II.
Early 19th century brick mill, three storeys with later 4th cylindrical storey on tapering tower. Windows offset on each floor and door to south. Remains scoop wheel to west. Fan cradle, brakewheel, windshaft, upright shaft, pitwheel all remain.
Information from (S2).
E. Rose (NLA), 21 June 1994.

Constructed following the Enclosure of 1808.
Information from (S3).
E. Rose (NLA), 26 April 2000.

2 photographs of the mill in a derelict state with some cap boards missing (S4).
A. Rix (HES), 11 January 2012.

April 2009.
Permission sought to remove and replace the existing temporary cap and to replace the windows and doors to their original pattern.
See (S5) for details
H. White, (NLA), 2 October 2009

May 2009.
The mill is to benefit from £50,000 of refit and repairs, including a replacement roof, re-pointed brickwork and a new cap and fantail.
See (S6) and (S7) for further details
H. White (NLA), 8 May 2009

October 2010.
Ceremony to mark the new cap going back on the mill.
A. Rix (HES), 11 January 2011.

October 2011.
Refers to a report carried out by English Heritage on the plight of England's industrial heritage. Makes reference to Stubb Mill.
A. Rix (HES), 11 January 2011.

Undated photograph showing the Brakewheel leaning against the mill. The brakewheel is historically important as it was converted from a much older compass arm type.
A. Rix (HES), 11 January 2011.