What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Parrett Works 19th C. Built in 1854 on the site of old Cary's Mill, mentioned in the Doomsday Book, this was originally a flour mill, then a flax mill and canvas and rope makers, later manufacturing engineering products. More than 300 persons were employed here at its prime. Recorded plaque organisation: Martock Parish Council.
Parrett Works, established in 1854 on an historically significant site noted in the Domesday Book, transitioned from a flour mill to industrial uses including flax and canvas production, eventually becoming a major engineering manufacturing facility that employed over 300 people at its peak.
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