Mill Bank stands on a raised pavement facing the Mill Avon just above the Abbey Mill, a wash house stands on this pavement to the left, next to a pump, this has since been demolished. Number 5, with dormer window, is partly seen behind the wash house. To the right are the brick frontages of numbers 14 and 15 Mill Street. The ruinous state of the raised pavement marks this out as an early photograph. It was given an engineering brick retaining wall early in the 20th century.
This is part of the Series: MAS02/02 Negatives purchased by G B Mason for the National Buildings Record; within the Collection: MAS02 George Bernard Mason Collection
Source: Historic England Archive
Donor: Mason, George Bernard
Tudor Timber Framed House, Tudor Jettied House, Tudor Row
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