What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Sadler’s Mill. Rebuilt by the first Lord Palmerston in 1748. There have been mills in this area since medieval times. This River Test Mill and salmon leap form a famous Romsey beauty spot. Recorded plaque organisation: Romsey and District Society.
Sadler’s Mill, rebuilt by the first Lord Palmerston in 1748, is part of a mill tradition dating back to medieval times and today forms a renowned Romsey beauty spot alongside the River Test and a salmon leap.
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Photo: Peter Trimming on Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0