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Horstead Watermill
Horstead Watermill, on the River Bure, Norfolk, was one of the most beautiful weatherboarded wooden mills in England. Tragically destroyed by fire on 23 January 1963
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1963 Beautiful Bure Destroyed Machines Mill Mills Norfolk Tragically Water Mill Weather Board January Weatherboarded
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Horstead Watermill, located on the serene banks of the River Bure in Norfolk, England, was one of the most beautiful and historically significant weatherboarded wooden mills in the country. The mill, which dates back to the 19th century, was a picturesque reminder of a bygone era, with its intricately designed machinery and rustic charm. The mill's weathered wooden exterior, worn down by the passage of time, only added to its allure. Unfortunately, on the fateful day of January 23, 1963, this historical landmark was tragically destroyed by fire. The flames, which started in the early hours of the morning, quickly spread, engulfing the entire structure in a blaze. The mill's wooden frame, which had stood strong for over a century, could not withstand the intense heat. The loss of Horstead Watermill was a great blow to the local community and to those who appreciated the rich history of water mills in England. The mill, which had been a popular tourist attraction in the 1950s, was a testament to the industrial past of the area. The machines that once powered the mill, which had ground grain into flour for generations, were now reduced to ashes. Despite the sadness that came with the loss of this beautiful and historical building, the memory of Horstead Watermill lives on through photographs like this one. The image captures the essence of the mill, with the River Bure gently flowing by, reflecting the clear blue sky above. The mill's weathered exterior, which bore the marks of time and the elements, stands proudly in the frame, a reminder of the beauty and history that once was.
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