Corn Mill, Stafford Gaol,

Date: 1869 - 1871 (c.) Description: The corn mill was built in the 1860s to grind corn for the prisoners' bread. The mill was powered by a treadwheel which was worked by prisoners; this was situated at the rear of the mill, in the building seen on the right of the photograph.

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Image creators: Robert Flamank (photographer) (Creator)

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