MEM22179 - Lynch Mill, West Lynch, Selworthy (Monument)

There was a corn mill called Lynch Mill. This was completely rebuilt in the early 20th Century on the site of a Domesday mill. The associated leat runs from Horner Water. Iron trough and iron overshot wheel 15ft 2ins diameter and 6ft wide with 48 buckets. Last used in the 1930s. Adjacent older buildings contain grain kiln in good condition. [1] Part of the stables at Lynch House, built in 1913, was formerly a water-powered corn mill extant in the 19th century. Photo available. [2] This record was enhanced as part of the National Record of the Historic Environment to Exmoor National Park Historic Environment Record data transfer project. [3]