Blackpool Mill

The four-story stone mill building features symmetrical construction with a central entrance and five windows across the main southeast elevation.

Constructed in 1813 by Nathaniel Phillips on the former ironworks site, the mill operated with a large water wheel until its replacement with a turbine in 1900.

The mill represents the industrial heritage of Wales, demonstrating traditional flour production methods and architectural styles of the early nineteenth century.

Located near Blackpool Bridge on the Eastern River Cleddau, the mill contains intact machinery though it no longer functions for commercial operations.

The mill's water supply came through a specially designed leat that approached the building's south face centrally for both functional and visual purposes.

Location: Martletwy

Elevation above the sea: 5.7 m

GPS coordinates: 51.79530,-4.81469

Latest update: March 7, 2025 04:04