description Amersham Mill Overview
Amersham Mill is a historic watermill site in Old Amersham, Buckinghamshire, associated with the River Misbourne. The surviving listed mill building, formerly the Mill Stream Restaurant and now known as Ambers of Amersham, is recorded by Historic England as Bury Mill, a 17th- and 18th-century structure with a rear recess for a waterwheel. The site illustrates how the Misbourne supported water-powered industry in the town.
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Where is Amersham Mill located?
Amersham Mill is in Old Amersham, Buckinghamshire, beside the River Misbourne. The historic site is associated with a former watermill.
What is the surviving mill building called today?
The surviving listed building is recorded by Historic England as Bury Mill. It was formerly known as the Mill Stream Restaurant and is now associated with Ambers of Amersham.
How old is Amersham Mill?
The surviving building is described as a 17th-century mill building. Its history is tied to water power from the River Misbourne in Old Amersham.
What river powered Amersham Mill?
The mill was associated with the River Misbourne, the local watercourse running through Old Amersham. Watermills used flowing water to turn machinery for processing grain or other materials.
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