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Bunhouse Flour Mills, Glasgow

A electricity-, steam- and water-powered corn mill in the historic county of Lanarkshire, Scotland.

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Bunhouse Flour Mills were run by the Incorporation of Bakers of Glasgow for almost three centuries. The mill was given to the Bakers by the Regent Moray in 1568, as a reward for supplying his troops during their campaign against Queen Mary. The mill suffered from a devastating fire in 1886, causing £20,000 worth of damage.

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Alternative names Ancient Wheat Mill of Partick, Archbishop's Mill, Regent Flour Mill
Power source Electricity, Steam, Water
Mill type Roller flour mill
Mill function Corn mill
Archive ID 13338
Location Old Dumbarton Road, Glasgow, Scotland
Historic county Lanarkshire
Country Scotland, United Kingdom
NGR NS 564 663
Latitude/longitude 55.86859200, -4.29617100

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