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Milborne Wick, Somerset     OS Grid Ref: ST668207

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The Mill & Road to Milborne Port
The Mill and Wick Road - the road to Milborne Port.

A hamlet to the north of, and in the parish of, Milborne Port, Milborne Wick consists of a small green, a manor house Click to show photograph , mill, chapel Click to show photograph , farm Click to show photograph and several cottages Click to show photograph .

   The Manor House, Milborne Wick, Somerset   The Cottages, Milborne Wick, Somerset   The Chapel, Milborne Wick, Somerset   Farm Buildings, Milborne Wick, Somerset    
 

MILBORNE's MILLS

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The Watermill, Milborne Wick, Somerset
The Watermill at
Milborne Wick

In 1087, at the time of the Domesday survey, Milborne is recorded as possessing no less than six mills along the little river Gascoinge. They served the woollen, flax and hosiery industries which were the mainstay of the medeival village's economy and contributed greatly to its prosperity which earned it the status of a borough.

The origins of the first part of the name of the village, 'Milborne', are derived from the combination of 'mill' and 'bourne' (meaning stream or torrent).

The mill at Kingsbury, on the eastern side of Milborne Port still survives, as does that at Milborne Wick (a small hamlet upstream and to the north of Newtown).

  The Mill, Milborne Wick, Somerset The Mill & Road to Milborne Port The Watermill, Milborne Wick, Somerset Pieces of Machinery at the Watermill, Milborne Wick, Somerset Looking towards the mill and Miller's Hill, Milborne Wick, Somerset    
 

THE CHURCH

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The tiny church which is in Milborne parish has an open fireplace. It was built in 1891.

A Latin inscription on its communion plate describes it as "the oratory beside the river".

Services are held here on the second and fourth Sunday of every month.

SOMERSET
  Towns & Villages of Somerset
 South Somerset Local Plan

 

CHARLTON HORETHORNE
to the north.

 

 

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