What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: The Lytil Mill The site of the Town's Domesday manorial mill. It survived as a grain mill through the centuries. The Mill extended for several bays to the south of Durleigh Brook. It was converted in the late 19th century and ended its commercial life as a sawmill. Recorded plaque organisation: Bridgwater and District Civic Society.
The Lytil Mill, documented since Domesday times, served as the town's primary grain mill for centuries before transitioning into a sawmill in the late 19th century, reflecting the area’s historical economic activities.
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