Reigate, Wray Common Windmill 1907
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This tower mill still stands, though it is now a private house and has lost its sails. It was built in 1824 of tarred brick, and is situated on the rough open space of Wray Common between Reigate and its neighbour Redhill.
An extract from Surrey.
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I lived in Raglan Road and Wray Common was my playground! There was a little stream, lots of conker trees and one spot that was especially good for playing cricket (girls did that sort of thing in the 60s). There was a large house, I can't remember the name, by the post box at the beginning of Gatton Road, one day they were selling off the contents and my friend and I went home with loads of ...see more
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