Burton Mill, Grade II listed flour mill in Winshill, England
Burton Mill is a historic roller flour mill in Winshill powered by the River Trent, featuring original milling machinery and structures from its industrial past. The building showcases how water was harnessed to grind grain using mechanical equipment that still reflects traditional flour production methods.
The mill began as Burton Flour Mills, processing grain to serve the local community and contributing to Staffordshire's agricultural economy. Its reliance on water power from the River Trent anchored it to the region for generations of continuous operation and grain trade.
The Mills Archive maintains extensive collections of photographs, documents, and records detailing the operations and social impact of Burton Mill throughout generations.
The mill is Grade II listed and best viewed from the exterior since it remains in private use as residential apartments. Inquiring ahead about any community events or open days that might offer access is recommended.
Photographs from 1969 capture the technical details of the roller mills and reveal production methods that are otherwise hidden from view. These images offer a rare glimpse into the craft of milling and the intricate machinery that powered the operation.
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