
City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - An old storehouse
that was once directly connected to the Mill

City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - Half of the bearing
within which the shaft turned

City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - Internal timbers
waiting to be burnt

City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - Kiln Tiles reused
outside

City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - One of the original
millstones
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City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - Afon Coch (Red
River) rushing by

City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - the extension
to the left was built from stone already existing in the Mill
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City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - Ty Felin (Mill
House) next door to the Mill
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City Dulas Water Mill -
Felin Dulas on the Isle of Anglesey (Ynys Môn)
in North Wales.

City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - The Mill from the road.
Mentioned in King Edward III's Extant of Anglesey in 1352, there
has been a corn mill named Dulas Mill here for over 600 hundred
years. The Mill took its' energy from the Afon Coch (Red
River) - so called because of the colour it went after copper
and
other mineral deposits had entered the water from the mines above.
In 1881 on the parish of Penrhoslligwy census, the Mill was
being run by a corn miller named Owen Rowlands aged 30 and from
Llanrhuddlad.
Living
with
him
is his
wife and
two very young sons. Living with them are two teenage servants,
both of whom are also corn millers.
When I visited in Nov 2009 the Mill was for sale, and the owner
showed me around the exterior of the building. It appeared that
some original internal parts of the Mill had deteriorated, resulting
in him having to take out old original timbers which he was in
the process of burning. The Wheel had been removed and no longer
existed. Two old millstones had been used in the floor lower
level as features. When the mill was converted to a dwelling
the holed tiles from the corn drying kiln were reused as externel
flloor tiles.
O.S. Coordinates: SH469874.
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City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - Back of the Ty Felin (Mill House)
an adjoining property

City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - Garden where the Mill Pond once
was
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City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - Garden (Mill Pond) and the Mill

City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - Mill and Mill House

City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - Old Weighing Scales

City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - The Mill from the Front

City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - The point where theAfon Coch
River entered the Mill Pond

City Dulas, Felin Dulas Watermill - The Water Mill and its' proximity
to the River
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