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| Name: | Possible site of Watermill at Beauvale Priory, Greasley |
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| HER Number: | M18331 |
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| Type of record: | Monument |
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Summary - not yet available
Monument Types
- WATERMILL? (Med?, Medieval to Tudor - 1343 AD to 1539 AD (at some time))
Protected Status
- Scheduled Monument 41: Beauvale Carthusian Priory (Charterhouse)
Full description
Feature 'H': A now breached causeway across the minor valley bottom up to 2m in height and 13m in width. It is unclear whether it simply formed a causeway across the valley or if it also acted as a pond dam. On the W side of the dam a narrow earthwork channel has left a small earthen mound 16x6m in plan isolated and cut by a former stream scarp on its N side. Below the causeway (H) could provide a suitable site for a mill. The oval mound below the pond could provide a location with a leat along the S side. (1)
<1> RCHME, 1996, Beauvale Priory, Nottinghamshire Archaeological Report. NMR no: SK 44 NE 7, pp 5-6, 9 (Unpublished document). SNT2190.
Related records
| L11660 | Parent of: Possible dam at Beauvale Priory, Greasley (Element) |
| M2284 | Part of: Beauvale Priory, Greasley (Monument) |
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