Description

HAYLE LOGGANS LANE, Hayle
SW 5638-5738
9/135 Loggan's Mill
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GV II
Cornwall. Circa early C19, extended in 1852 for Mr W. Hosken and again
extended in 1884. Granite rubble with granite dressings to the older parts, rockfaced granite to the later C19 part. Corrugated asbestos roofs with
gable ends coped gable end on right. Scantle slate roof over rear wing.
Plan: Large rectangular plan plus square tower towards left and single
storey wing at right angles to rear right. Waterwheel was originally at
rear left. The building was entirely refurbished in 1884 as a very advanced
steam-driven roller mill with electric light. All machinery now gone.
Exterior: 4-storeys and 5-storeys. At left is taller (on higher ground)
late C19 block with large round-arched doorway on the ground floor,
otherwise blind. In front of the right hand corner of this block is a
4-storey roofless tower of similar date. Tower has wide segmentally arched doorway on the ground floor and windows to each floor above. Older part,
right, is a regular 1:4:3 window range. Large window openings in the left-
hand bay, othrwise smaller window openings. 2 openings have been made into loading doorways, many of the openings have been blocked but there are some
circa late C19 4-pane sashes and some small-paned casements surviving.
Datestone on right-hand gable end.
Interior: Not inspected.
This mill is part of a large C19 industrial complex much of which has been
partly demolished in the 1980's.

Listing NGR: SW5735738564

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26436514

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