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Stony Cross

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Stony Cross

Archer's Mill, Cradley Five storey watermill with a 17' breast shot wheel. Being restored and converted to an ayuverdic yoga and wellness centre. The mill was open as part of National Mills Weekend.
Archer's Mill, Cradley Credit: Chris Allen

Stony Cross is a small village located in the county of Herefordshire, England. Situated in the picturesque countryside, it is surrounded by rolling hills and fields, providing a tranquil and idyllic setting. The village is nestled in the Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, attracting visitors with its stunning landscapes and charming atmosphere.

Stony Cross is a close-knit community with a population of around 300 residents. The village is characterized by its quaint cottages, many of which date back several centuries, showcasing the area's rich history and heritage. The local church, St. Mary's, stands proudly in the heart of the village, serving as a focal point for both religious and community events.

Despite its small size, Stony Cross offers a range of amenities to its residents. These include a village hall, a primary school, and a local pub, which acts as a social hub for villagers to gather and socialize. The pub also provides a warm welcome to visitors, offering a taste of traditional English hospitality.

The surrounding countryside provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities, including hiking, cycling, and horse riding. The nearby River Wye is a popular spot for fishing and boating enthusiasts. For those seeking a taste of history, the historic town of Ross-on-Wye is just a short drive away, offering a range of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions.

Stony Cross is a hidden gem in Herefordshire, offering a peaceful and picturesque setting, a strong sense of community, and easy access to both natural beauty and local amenities.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.123213/-2.4033502 or Grid Reference SO7247. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Archer's Mill, Cradley Five storey watermill with a 17' breast shot wheel. Being restored and converted to an ayuverdic yoga and wellness centre. The mill was open as part of National Mills Weekend.
Archer's Mill, Cradley
Five storey watermill with a 17' breast shot wheel. Being restored and converted to an ayuverdic yoga and wellness centre. The mill was open as part of National Mills Weekend.
Archer's Mill, Cradley The five storey watermill is furthest from the camera. Between the mill and the mill house is a single storey building that was an earlier clover mill. The mill was open for National Mills Weekend and is being converted to a yoga and wellness centre. The machinery is being restored and will be retained.
Archer's Mill, Cradley
The five storey watermill is furthest from the camera. Between the mill and the mill house is a single storey building that was an earlier clover mill. The mill was open for National Mills Weekend and is being converted to a yoga and wellness centre. The machinery is being restored and will be retained.
Archer's Mill (otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill) (1), Cradley This late 19th century watermill was one of the last to be built in Herefordshire, which at one time had over four hundred mills. It is often known as Archer's Mill, after one of the early millers, possibly the first. It is also known as Beanhouse Mill. It has a 17 foot diameter breastshot wheel, with a sliding hatch mechanism, and three pairs of stones. The mill was last used for milling in the 1960's or 70's. Currently it is being renovated, which does unfortunately mean it is enclosed in scaffolding. This mill is not normally open to the public, but was open for National Mills Weekend in May 2011, when these pictures were taken. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2410552">SO7348 : Archer's Mill (2), Cradley</a>. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2410567">SO7348 : Archer's Mill (3), Cradley</a>. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2410636">SO7348 : Archer's Mill (4) - mill race, Cradley</a>. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2410662">SO7348 : Archer's Mill (5) - interior, Cradley</a>. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2410697">SO7348 : Archer's Mill (6) - interior, Cradley</a>. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2410706">SO7348 : Archer's Mill (7) - interior, Cradley</a>.
Archer's Mill (otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill) (1), Cradley
This late 19th century watermill was one of the last to be built in Herefordshire, which at one time had over four hundred mills. It is often known as Archer's Mill, after one of the early millers, possibly the first. It is also known as Beanhouse Mill. It has a 17 foot diameter breastshot wheel, with a sliding hatch mechanism, and three pairs of stones. The mill was last used for milling in the 1960's or 70's. Currently it is being renovated, which does unfortunately mean it is enclosed in scaffolding. This mill is not normally open to the public, but was open for National Mills Weekend in May 2011, when these pictures were taken. SO7348 : Archer's Mill (2), Cradley. SO7348 : Archer's Mill (3), Cradley. SO7348 : Archer's Mill (4) - mill race, Cradley. SO7348 : Archer's Mill (5) - interior, Cradley. SO7348 : Archer's Mill (6) - interior, Cradley. SO7348 : Archer's Mill (7) - interior, Cradley.
Archer's Mill (2), Cradley The mill is currently undergoing restoration with the aim to use it for a health and well-being retreat. Although this will mean some equipment being removed, it is intended to store this safely, so the mill could, in the future, be used again for milling, if that was required. Once the retreat is in operation, visitors to the retreat will be able to see the waterwheel in motion. For other photos of the mill see:- <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2410539">SO7348 : Archer's Mill (otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill) (1), Cradley</a>.
Archer's Mill (2), Cradley
The mill is currently undergoing restoration with the aim to use it for a health and well-being retreat. Although this will mean some equipment being removed, it is intended to store this safely, so the mill could, in the future, be used again for milling, if that was required. Once the retreat is in operation, visitors to the retreat will be able to see the waterwheel in motion. For other photos of the mill see:- SO7348 : Archer's Mill (otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill) (1), Cradley.
Archer's Mill (3), Cradley Back view of the watermill, currently being restored. It is a Grade II listed building. More photos of the mill:- <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2410539">SO7348 : Archer's Mill (otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill) (1), Cradley</a>.
Archer's Mill (3), Cradley
Back view of the watermill, currently being restored. It is a Grade II listed building. More photos of the mill:- SO7348 : Archer's Mill (otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill) (1), Cradley.
Archer's Mill (4) - mill race, Cradley This appears to be part of the mill race. More photos of the mill:- <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2410539">SO7348 : Archer's Mill (otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill) (1), Cradley</a>.
Archer's Mill (4) - mill race, Cradley
This appears to be part of the mill race. More photos of the mill:- SO7348 : Archer's Mill (otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill) (1), Cradley.
Archer's Mill (5) - interior, Cradley As the mill was being renovated, access was only available to the ground floor. Eight species of bat, including the rare Lesser Horseshoe, and Brown Long-eared Natterer's bats, were found roosting and also breeding in the mill. Nearby barns have been extensively fitted out with boxes, baffles, thermal lining, batons etc to encourage bat activity. This has been successful with clear evidence of bat activity in one of the barns. This result has led to the issue of a Bat Licence to renovate the mill. Bats will still be allowed access to the mill's roof. More photos of the mill:- <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2410539">SO7348 : Archer's Mill (otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill) (1), Cradley</a>.
Archer's Mill (5) - interior, Cradley
As the mill was being renovated, access was only available to the ground floor. Eight species of bat, including the rare Lesser Horseshoe, and Brown Long-eared Natterer's bats, were found roosting and also breeding in the mill. Nearby barns have been extensively fitted out with boxes, baffles, thermal lining, batons etc to encourage bat activity. This has been successful with clear evidence of bat activity in one of the barns. This result has led to the issue of a Bat Licence to renovate the mill. Bats will still be allowed access to the mill's roof. More photos of the mill:- SO7348 : Archer's Mill (otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill) (1), Cradley.
Archer's Mill (6) - interior, Cradley Part of the mill's machinery. The waterwheel is an internal one, and is below the machinery. On the floor above, which wasn't accessible because of renovation work, are three pairs of millstones. These comprise two pairs of French Burr and one pair of Derby Peak stones. More pictures of the mill:- <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2410539">SO7348 : Archer's Mill (otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill) (1), Cradley</a>.
Archer's Mill (6) - interior, Cradley
Part of the mill's machinery. The waterwheel is an internal one, and is below the machinery. On the floor above, which wasn't accessible because of renovation work, are three pairs of millstones. These comprise two pairs of French Burr and one pair of Derby Peak stones. More pictures of the mill:- SO7348 : Archer's Mill (otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill) (1), Cradley.
Archer's Mill (7) - interior, Cradley Another view of some of the mill's machinery, photographed from the ground floor. More photos of the mill:- <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2410539">SO7348 : Archer's Mill (otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill) (1), Cradley</a>.
Archer's Mill (7) - interior, Cradley
Another view of some of the mill's machinery, photographed from the ground floor. More photos of the mill:- SO7348 : Archer's Mill (otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill) (1), Cradley.
Beanhouse Mill Cottage, Cradley Standing next to Archer's Mill, otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill, this 17th century building housed a previous mill, but was long ago converted into a cottage. It is Grade II listed.
Beanhouse Mill Cottage, Cradley
Standing next to Archer's Mill, otherwise known as Beanhouse Mill, this 17th century building housed a previous mill, but was long ago converted into a cottage. It is Grade II listed.
Archer's Mill, Cradley The watermill is undergoing restoration. This wall shows the three meal-spouts and the three tentering wheels. The openings at each end give access to a rather crowded gear room. The mill was open as part of National Mills Weekend and is being converted to a yoga and wellness centre. The machinery is being overhauled fully.
Archer's Mill, Cradley
The watermill is undergoing restoration. This wall shows the three meal-spouts and the three tentering wheels. The openings at each end give access to a rather crowded gear room. The mill was open as part of National Mills Weekend and is being converted to a yoga and wellness centre. The machinery is being overhauled fully.
Archer's Mill, Cradley - gearing This shows the pit wheel and wallower. The great spur wheel is just visible top left. As part of the restoration a brand new heavy piece of timber has been fitted below the footstep bearing seen under the wallower and carrying the vertical main shaft. This watermill was open for National Mills Weekend
Archer's Mill, Cradley - gearing
This shows the pit wheel and wallower. The great spur wheel is just visible top left. As part of the restoration a brand new heavy piece of timber has been fitted below the footstep bearing seen under the wallower and carrying the vertical main shaft. This watermill was open for National Mills Weekend
Archer's mill, Cradley - close-up of mechanism This shows the arrangement pertaining to one of three pairs of stones. The great spur wheel is meshed with the stone nut (the gear in the top centre foreground) and this is driving the runner stone above. The big wheel at the bottom operates the jacking ring that lifts the stone nut out of engagement. The little bevel gears on the right raise and lower the tentering beam that adjusts the gap between the stones and the coarseness of the flour. This is an unusually fine example that is largely in iron. The pit wheel is seen at the bottom. This watermill was open for National Mills Weekend.
Archer's mill, Cradley - close-up of mechanism
This shows the arrangement pertaining to one of three pairs of stones. The great spur wheel is meshed with the stone nut (the gear in the top centre foreground) and this is driving the runner stone above. The big wheel at the bottom operates the jacking ring that lifts the stone nut out of engagement. The little bevel gears on the right raise and lower the tentering beam that adjusts the gap between the stones and the coarseness of the flour. This is an unusually fine example that is largely in iron. The pit wheel is seen at the bottom. This watermill was open for National Mills Weekend.
Archer's Mill, Cradley - the stone floor Three pairs of underdrift stones. The stone furniture is off for renovation. The watermill is being restored and converted to a yoga and wellness centre. It was open for National Mills Weekend.
Archer's Mill, Cradley - the stone floor
Three pairs of underdrift stones. The stone furniture is off for renovation. The watermill is being restored and converted to a yoga and wellness centre. It was open for National Mills Weekend.
Archer's Mill, Cradley The crown wheel and auxiliary drive shafts. Apart from the sack hoist on the fifth floor, all the driven machinery was stripped out. It is possible some may return after renovation. The watermill is being restored and converted to a yoga and wellness centre.
Archer's Mill, Cradley
The crown wheel and auxiliary drive shafts. Apart from the sack hoist on the fifth floor, all the driven machinery was stripped out. It is possible some may return after renovation. The watermill is being restored and converted to a yoga and wellness centre.
Archer's Mill, Cradley This is the fifth floor with the sack hoist in the roof. The watermill is being converted to a yoga and wellness centre having been disused since the late 1960s. The machinery is being restored, including new wheel shaft bearings.
Archer's Mill, Cradley
This is the fifth floor with the sack hoist in the roof. The watermill is being converted to a yoga and wellness centre having been disused since the late 1960s. The machinery is being restored, including new wheel shaft bearings.
Archer's Mill, Cradley - waterwheel Seventeen foot diameter high breast shot waterwheel. The rack and pinions operates the sluice/shuttle to let water on to the wheel. A black shaft crosses above the wheel and seems to have driven machinery in the clover mill. This latter is an old single storey section between the mill house and the five storey later watermill.
Archer's Mill, Cradley - waterwheel
Seventeen foot diameter high breast shot waterwheel. The rack and pinions operates the sluice/shuttle to let water on to the wheel. A black shaft crosses above the wheel and seems to have driven machinery in the clover mill. This latter is an old single storey section between the mill house and the five storey later watermill.
View to High Grove Wood View to High Grove Wood at Vinesend to the east of Cradley.
View to High Grove Wood
View to High Grove Wood at Vinesend to the east of Cradley.
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Stony Cross is located at Grid Ref: SO7247 (Lat: 52.123213, Lng: -2.4033502)

Unitary Authority: County of Herefordshire

Police Authority: West Mercia

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