Image: Stowe Mill
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Description: View from Stowe Pool west towards St Chad's Church. In front of St Chad's Church is Stowe Mill which had been in operation to ground wheat and corn since the 14th century, it was demolished in 1856 when the dam at Stowe Pool was built by South Staffordshire Waterworks Co.
Title: Stowe Mill
Credit: Scan from Mr Lomax's Lichfield - Howard Clayton (1991) Original print published by T.G. Lomax
Author: Unknown Engraver, Original Print Published by T.G. Lomax
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