This drags on. In the meantime we owe a debt of gratitude to the enthusiasm of our architect, David Wrightson. This is one of the drafts of the new artwork he is creating for us. The quality, both in research and outcome, speaks for itself.
1800/1810? [Full image 10kb]
From OS 1876 [Full mage 14kb]
From OS 1896 [Full image 33.5kb]
From OS 1913 - 1970 [Full image 18kb]
From OS 1989 [Full image 18kb]
From OS 2002 [Full image 16kb]
This sequence shows the building developement at Ravensbury Mill over aperiod of 200 years. Image 1 shows the clear division between the mill and wheel lying in the parish of Morden (on the left) and Mitcham (on the right), stemming from the days when the wheels belonged to different owners.
(Editors Note: 'Tumbling Bay' is 'an overfall, or weir, in a canal'. A safety measure to prevent the mill pond overfilling?)
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