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Zouch mill c.1900. First recorded as a mill for grinding corn in the Domesday Book. After a fire in 1863, the buildings became a plaster mill, reverting to grinding of corn in 1920s.
Became flats after WW2. More details provided in a separate article.
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Ladies casting terra-cotta honey pots at the Hathern Station Brick and Terracotta Company Ltd. in September 1918.
Are these women also on the group picture in gallery (work) ?
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Post card for Henson's garage on Hathern Hill (post Brexit ?)
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Postcard of the Dewdrop Inn in the 1930s
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Dale farm winter scene.
The complete history of Dale farm can be seen in a separate article on this website
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Dales Farm
George died in 1898 and in 1911 Frederick and wife are the occupiers(but not freeholders).
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Nicholas Lowe Smith. In the Rates Map of 1824 shown as one of the largest landowners in Hathern .Resident at the time in Dale farm
Other holdings included "the Anchor Inn with outbuildings"
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Aerial view including Dale farm, Hollytree cottage, Victoria Terrace, The Manor House, Cross and School
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Occupants of Dales Farm, Frederick Russell, farmer born in Zouch and wife Mary Ann who married in Zouch in 1888.
http://hathernhistory.co.uk/images/hathern/gallery/people_new/fred-and-mary-russell.jpg
John and Elsie Russell who in 1939 register were occupiers of Dales Farm, the landlord being Peter Paget of Nanpantan
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Jack Screaton, joiner and funeral director