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HB Arundell's Mill by kind permission of Howard Beard
What: Historic buildings and site 
Where: Located on the A419 London road, opposite Spring Lane
Then: Probably the site of Textile and Corn Mills since 1585. The name comes from the family who owned them in the 17th & 18th Centuries
Now: Used as a Coal yard in the 1970s, the existing mill house and cottages were restored by the Stroud Preservation Trust and are now privately owned. The mill pond has become a wildlife area

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