Power - Other Sources

Ref.	Location	Ordnance Survey	Notes
Ar 92	Kingley Horse Engine	SF081549	A horse engine (gears turned by horse walking in a circle tethered to a beam) in use at Kingley Farm until present century; of low level “portable” type where gearing and drive shaft lay at low level;nothing left. A lost horse mill:- Victoria County History mentions horse engine in Studley used to drive needlemaking machinery c.1700; site not known.
E 142	Exhall Steam Mill	SP 100548	Brickbuilt barn with tiled roof; iron shafts pass through wall; 3 storeys; contains 2 pairs of stones and complete cast-iron gearing; formerly had 3 sets of stones driven by external steam engine; engine vanished. Mill built by Bomford family late 19th cent; worked as trading mill 1892 -1900 (D);then reverted to grinding animal feed for farm;last worked 1920’s
H 151	Cider Mill and Press	SP 126582	Horse drawn edge-runner stone and trough;used to crush apples for cider making;press near by for extracting juice from pulp;worked as recently as 1947.
St 268	Farm Mill, High House Farm	SP 083667	A tube ignition oil engine (a kind of diesel) powered a farmer’s mill here;engine gone but shed which housed it still there.
St 269	Farm Mill, Breaches Farm	SP 079667	Farmer’s mill powered by tube ignition oil engine which is no longer there.