Two Waters was a mill site at the time of the Domesday Book (1086) and had certainly been there at least 100 years prior [...]

Frogmore Mill was also known as Frogmoor Mill and Covent Mill. Frogmore Mill was named in a charter of Ashridge Monastery in the C13th [...]

The Apsley site was a mill at the time of the Domesday Book (1086) and had certainly been there at least 100 years prior [...]

Nash was a mill site at the time of the Domesday Book (1086) and had certainly been there at least 100 years prior to [...]

Home Park Mill stood opposite where Kings Langley station still stands. Home Park was built by John Dickinson and first made paper 1826. It [...]

Croxley Mill was built by John Dickinson and first made paper in 1830. It was Mill No 693 in the Excise List. It was [...]

Batchworth Mill first made paper in 1755 and was known as Mill No 433 in the Excise List. The mill was occupied by the [...]

200 years ago: when our canal changed direction. The Act of Parliament: 58th GEORGE III Cap xviii March 2018 is the 200th anniversary since [...]