Ruununmylly, Vanaja
A water-powered corn mill in Finland.
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Also called 'Crown Mill'.
Mill itself projects like a transept from the centre of a long single-storied building in front of the mill leat; and built out on to the front of this transept is a short but prominent chimney stack.
Called Crown Mill because it was Crown Property, built in 1808, to grind flour for the garrison and the prison at the adjacent Hämeenlinna town.
Full details
| Power source | Water |
| Mill type | |
| Mill function | Corn mill |
| Archive ID | 11810 |
| Location | Vanaja, Häme |
| Country | Finland |
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References
- Wailes, Rex, & Auvo Hirsjärvi, "Finnish Mills Part I: Watermills", (Transactions of the Newcomen Society, 41, 1968-1969, pp.85-101)
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