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Lower Slaughter, The Mill c.1955
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The River Eye flows through the village on its way to join the River Dickler, which in turn feeds the Windrush to the south of Bourton-on-the-Water. The plentiful supply of streams and rivers provided water power for corn and cloth mills all over the Cotswolds. There has been a mill on this site at Lower Slaughter since before the Norman conquest, though the building shown here dates from around 1800.

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A Selection of Memories from Lower Slaughter

For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. Here are some from Lower Slaughter

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Sheer Bliss
I lived in lovely Lower Slaughter in 1991 along with my children's father.  How we came to live in such a beautiful place was pure luck.  We had applied for jobs in nearby Adlestrop and with the jobs came accomodation, Manor Farm Cotts.  I remember an open top mock vintage bus driving through in the summertime, usually american tourists waved on the top deck, it felt surreal.  My favourite time of day was early ...see more
Lower Slaughter, the Bridge c1955
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Added 07 September 2007

The Old Post Office
My husbands Aunt, Cicely Minnie Day, was the post mistress at the Post Office in Lower Slaughter when it was situated in the house on the far right of this photo. The sign above the door denoting this fact. When she died in 1954 the post office was moved to another house in the village. As a child my husband spent happy holidays in this house when his Mother and Father visited his family there.
Lower Slaughter, the Village c1950
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